Putin's 'Invulnerable' Missile is Missing

Another failure; this time lost at sea...

The launch of what Russian President Putin said is Russia's new

nuclear-powered intercontinental cruise missile.

Russia lost a nuclear-powered missile during a failed test last year, and now Moscow is gearing up to go find it, according to CNBC, citing people familiar with a relevant US intelligence report, Ryan Pickrell reports on businessinsider.com.

Proudly claiming that the world will "listen to us now," Russian President Vladimir Putin boasted in early March that his country had developed a new nuclear-powered cruise missile with unlimited range, but each of the four tests between November 2017 and February reportedly ended in failure, according to reports from May, Pickrell wrote.

For more, including a Russian-made video on the missile: https://www.businessinsider.com/russia-to-search-for-nuclear-powered-cruise-missile-lost-at-sea-2018-8?utm_content=buffer4301c&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer-bi

Photo: businessinsider.com.

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