Russia is reportedly preparing to test-fire its RS-28 Sarmat missile ahead of Victory Day celebrations, in a move likely to send a powerful strategic message to the West amid the ongoing war in Ukraine. Often referred to as a “doomsday missile,” the Sarmat is designed to carry multiple nuclear warheads and evade modern defence systems.

The planned test comes as geopolitical tensions between Moscow and NATO continue to escalate.

Russia Tests Sarmat-2: The Doomsday Weapon NATO Can't Stop

The ultimate warning has been delivered. While the war with Iran escalates, the U.S. Air Force has successfully tested the Minuteman III, a nuclear-capable ICBM that can strike any target on Earth in under 30 minutes. Launching from Vandenberg Space Force Base, the missile deployed multiple re-entry vehicles to prove it can bypass any defense system. We break down the specs, the 13,000 kmph speed, and the strategic message this sends to Tehran and the world.

Breaking: Minuteman III: U.S. Fires Hypersonic ICBM Amid Iran War 

The US test-fired the nuclear-capable Minuteman III ICBM from California as the Iran war entered day six. Here’s why the missile is called the “Doomsday weapon”.

US test-fires Minuteman III ‘Doomsday’ nuclear missile from California, amid Iran war : What is the Minuteman III?

Doomsday Missile The U.S. recently test-fired the "Doomsday" Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) on November 5, 2025. 


US Tests 'Doomsday' Ballistic Missile Days After Trump Vows To Restart Nuclear Testing 