Russiýanyň “Şeýtan-2” roketa synagy bütin dünýäde duýduryş döretdi

Russiýanyň Sarmat raketa synagy halkara jemgyýetçiliginde howsala döretdi. Putin bu ädimiň ýadro modernizasiýasynyň möhüm bölegidigini aýtdy.

Timur HAN 13 Mayıs 2026, 15:38

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Russia made a big impact in the international community with the Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile test it carried out on Tuesday. Prezident Wladimir Putin bu synagyň Russiýanyň ýadro döwrebaplaşdyryş etabynda möhüm ädimdigini aýtdy. It is noteworthy that the test was made just a few days after the statements that the conflict in Ukraine was nearing an end.

Putin's Nuclear Modernization Strategy

Sarmat was designed to replace the Voyevoda system from the Soviet period and is expected to enter active service by the end of the year. Rus resmileri bu raketanyň ýurduň öndüren iň güýçli ýadro ýaraglarynyň biridigini aýdýarlar. Putin describes Sarmat as "the world's most powerful missile" and claims that the destructive power of the missile's warheads is four times greater than Western systems. data-style="height:720px; width:1280px">

Russia's Nuclear Power Expansion

Russia has been making efforts to expand its strategic nuclear capacity since 2000. This process, led by Putin, includes a wave of modernization covering land-based missiles, submarines and bombers. While hundreds of new intercontinental ballistic missiles were added, advanced submarines and bombers also joined the army.

Ukrainian War and Missile Tests

Nuclear modernization efforts accelerated with Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Uruş döwründe Putin ýygy-ýygydan ýadro energiýasy getirýärdi we Günbatara Kiýewi goldaýandygy barada duýduryş berdi. Sarmat roketa synagy Moskwada oryeňiş güni paradyndan soň derrew geçirildi. Bu dabara Sowet Soýuzynyň Ikinji jahan urşundaky ýeňşini bellän hem bolsa, agyr harby enjamlaryň ilkinji gezek görkezilmedi. Although Putin stated that the conflicts in Ukraine were close to ending, he did not offer a clear timeline for a solution.

Technical Specifications of the Missile

Sarmat, called "Satan II" by NATO, stands out as a heavy intercontinental ballistic missile that can carry up to 10 tons of payload. Data from the Center for Strategic and International Studies reveals that the missile has been developed since 2011. There had been only one successful test before Tuesday's trial. Başga bir synanyşygyň güýçli partlama sebäp bolandygy habar berildi.

Putin Sarmatyň ozalky Woýewodadan has ýokary zarba urýandygyny, ýöne şol bir weýran ediji güýji saklaýandygyny aýdýar. Raketa 21,700 kilometrden gowrak ýol geçip biler we geljekde bu aýratynlyklar bilen raketa goranyş ulgamlaryny ýeňip biler. width:1280px">
Hypersonic Weapons and the New Nuclear Race
Russia has developed strategic weapons such as the Avangard hypersonic glide vehicle and the Oreshnik medium-range ballistic missile in recent years. This test came after the end of the last nuclear weapons agreement between Russia and the United States. The termination of the agreement created changes in global security balances.
The Federation of American Scientists states that the USA has approximately 4,300 nuclear warheads and Russia has approximately 3,700 nuclear warheads. The removal of official restrictions raised concerns about a new nuclear arms race. Putin argues that these weapons programs were developed in response to Washington's withdrawal from the Cold War missile defense agreement in 2001.
Possible Future Developments
Russia's efforts to expand its nuclear capacity have great repercussions in the international arena. Future developments may determine the global balance of power and the course of the nuclear arms race. In light of these developments, the world may have to develop new policies on strategic security and balance of power. Putin emphasizes that strategic security must be ensured within the framework of new realities and that the balance of power and equality must be maintained.