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Vladimir Putin observes Russian strategic nuclear forces drills: 5 points

Russia-Ukraine War: Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday observed exercises by Russia's strategic nuclear forces, state-owned news agency RIA reported.

Updated on: Oct 26, 2022, 17:32:18 IST
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Russian president Vladimir Putin on Wednesday oversaw the training of the country's strategic deterrence forces and troops who are responsible for responding to threats of nuclear war, the Kremlin said.

Russia-Ukraine War: Russian President Vladimir Putin observes exercises by Russia's strategic nuclear forces via a video link in Moscow, Russia. (Reuters)
Russia-Ukraine War: Russian President Vladimir Putin observes exercises by Russia's strategic nuclear forces via a video link in Moscow, Russia. (Reuters)

"Under the leadership of the Supreme Commander-in Chief of the Armed Forces Vladimir Putin, a training session was held with ground, sea and air strategic deterrence forces, during which practical launches of ballistic and cruise missiles took place," the Kremlin said.

Read more: Russia prepares for 'heaviest battle' in Kherson, blackouts in Kyiv: 10 points

Here are 5 points on the story:

1. State television showed Vladimir Putin overseeing the drills from a control room.

2. Vladimir Putin said that Russia was aware of Ukrainian plans to use a "dirty bomb".

3. The allegation has been made by Moscow before as well but has remained largely unsubstantiated.

5. In conversation with India and China on Tuesday, Russia talked about the dirty bomb as well.

 
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