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🇷🇺 Russia By the end of autumn, Russia plans to put about 50 new Sarmat-type ICBMs into service. The rockets (NATO code name: SS-X-30 Satan 2) are to be manufactured in Krasnoyarsk, Siberia, as the head of the Roskosmos space agency, Dmitri Rogozin, announced to the Interfax agency today. The Sarmat has a range of 18,000 kilometers and can be equipped with nuclear warheads. This allows Russia to attack both the North and South Pole and reach targets worldwide. The first units are to be stationed in the Siberian Greater Krasnoyarsk District.