Sarmat, known to NATO as Satan 2, is a next-generation intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) developed by Russia’s ...

The Sarmat is a heavy ICBM intended to replace Russia’s aging, Soviet-era missiles that form the basis of its nuclear deterrent. The Sarmat, which NATO named “Satan 2,” has been in ...

New satellite imagery indicates Russia may have conducted a failed intercontinental ballistic missile test in recent days involving its Sarmat ICBM, also known as the Satan II. A satellite image ...

Visitors walk past an R-36 or SS-18 SATAN intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) at the Strategic Missile Forces museum near Pervomaysk, some 186 miles south of Kiev, Ukraine, August 22, 2011 ...

Russia's "Satan 2" intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) is said by its manufacturer to be unparalleled worldwide, though experts believe the threat of its use might exceed the power of the ...

Earlier this month, Russian President Vladimir Putin said the new missile carries a larger number of nuclear warheads than its devilishly named predecessor.

Russia has announced—yet again—the deployment of its RS-28 Sarmat nuclear missile, better known as “Satan-2," even though it just failed its test launch.

The missile — called the RS-28 Sarmat by Russia and ominously dubbed the “Satan II” by NATO — is designed to carry up to 15 nuclear warheads, five more than the outgoing Soviet-era R-36M ...

New satellite imagery indicates Russia may have conducted a failed intercontinental ballistic missile test in recent days involving its Sarmat ICBM, also known as the Satan II. A satellite image ...

Russia tests new 'Satan 2' ICBM to replace original. New missile can carry more nukes, Putin says ...

New satellite imagery indicates Russia may have conducted a failed intercontinental ballistic missile test in recent days involving its Sarmat ICBM, also known as the Satan II. A satellite image ...