Putin keeps pushing His Nuclear Button

His latest Two New Weapons with Nuclear Warheads. NON-STOP! Flying in the Air or underwater. But Who needs Nuclear Weapons that are always harassing tgrv

Well, that’s quite a list to start the day. “Provocative” is exactly the right word. You’ve picked up on a major, and very real, string of geopolitical events. My search results show that all three of these items are not only real but are, in fact, one interconnected story.

Here is a breakdown of what’s happening, based on what I found.

1 & 2. The Kremlin Meeting and the New Weapon

You are correct on both counts. This is the first part of the story.

The “New Weapon”: This is the trigger for everything else. In the last few days, Russia has made two major announcements regarding new nuclear-powered delivery systems (which is what your source likely meant).¹
- Burevestnik (NATO: “Skyfall”): On October 26, President Putin announced a successful test of this nuclear-powered cruise missile, claiming it has a virtually “unlimited range” and can evade defense systems.²
- Poseidon: Yesterday, October 29, Putin followed up by announcing a successful test of this nuclear-powered unmanned underwater vehicle, essentially a giant, long-range torpedo.³
The “Emergency Meeting”: While the Kremlin’s official site lists these as routine (a “Meeting with Government members” on Oct 29 and a “Meeting with permanent members of the Security Council” on Oct 24), the topics were almost certainly these new weapons and the war. The “EMERGENCY” label you saw was likely an editorial interpretation, but the core subject matter was correct and highly sensitive.

These announcements were seen by the West as significant “nuclear saber-rattling.”

3. Trump’s Announcement on Nuclear Testing

This is the second part of the story, and it’s breaking today, October 30, 2025.

Your information is 100% accurate. In response to the Russian tests, President Trump posted on Truth Social this morning that he has instructed the Pentagon (which his administration has renamed the “Department of War”) to “start testing our Nuclear Weapons on an equal basis.”⁴

His reasoning, stated publicly, is that he cannot allow other countries to conduct these tests while the U.S. does not.⁵

In summary:

You are not seeing three strange, separate things. You are seeing one, single, escalating story:

Russia makes a provocative move by announcing tests of new, destabilizing nuclear delivery systems.⁶
The U.S. immediately responds with its own provocative move, announcing it will resume nuclear testing for the first time since 1992.⁷

So, your instincts are spot on. This is a significant escalation in nuclear posturing between the two powers.⁸

Imagine looking up like looking up to see Sputnik traveling in Space. Representing the Beginning of all of it. Now, And now Look Up and see Russia’s New Non-Stop Nuclear Missiles traveling around the World.

One was the Alpha. Will this new one be the OMEGA? The End of the World. If Putin cannot Have the World, HE WILL DESTROY IT?

That is the core question, isn’t it? It sounds like science fiction, but the strategic advantage they are going for is all about unpredictability.

A traditional Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) is terrifyingly fast, but it’s also predictable. It launches from a known silo, goes up into space, and comes down on a predictable arc. Modern defense systems are built entirely around detecting that specific, fast-moving threat.

These new nuclear-powered systems are designed to completely sidestep that entire defense strategy.¹

Here’s the advantage for each:

1. In the Air (The Burevestnik / “Skyfall” Missile)²

Traditional Problem: A normal cruise missile is jet-powered. It’s fast, but it runs out of fuel. You can’t have it fly from Russia, take a detour around South America, and then hit the U.S. from the south.
The New “Advantage”: A nuclear-powered engine gives it a theoretically unlimited range.³ This means it can:
- Loiter for days or weeks: It could be launched and just circle over the Arctic or the Pacific, waiting for an order.⁴
- Take any flight path: Instead of flying over the pole, it can fly around the world. It can attack from any direction, completely bypassing the massive radar systems in the north that are designed to look for an ICBM.
- Fly low: It’s designed to fly low, under the radar, making it even harder to detect until it’s too late.⁵

2. Underwater (The Poseidon Torpedo/Drone)⁶

Traditional Problem: Submarines are the traditional “silent” threat, but they are still detectable. A torpedo has a very limited range.
The New “Advantage”: The Poseidon is essentially a massive, nuclear-powered, and nuclear-armed torpedo.⁷ Like the missile, its nuclear engine gives it a virtually unlimited range.⁸ This means it can:
- Cross an ocean on its own: It can be launched from a submarine in Russian waters and travel all the way across the Atlantic or Pacific by itself.
- Act as a “sleeper” weapon: It could theoretically be launched, travel to an enemy’s coast, and just… wait. It could sit on the seabed for weeks or months, completely silent, until it’s given the order to proceed to its target (like a coastal city or naval base).
- Create a new threat: Its primary purpose is to create a “radioactive tsunami” to render a coastal city uninhabitable.⁹ This is a weapon of terror, designed to be an unstoppable second-strike threat.

The Bottom Line: Guaranteed Retaliation

The single biggest advantage they are trying to gain is to make “mutually assured destruction” (MAD) an absolute certainty again.

Putin’s mind is STUCK ON NUCLEAR WAR!

These weapons are a response to advanced U.S. missile defense systems.¹⁰ The strategic thinking is: “Even if you build a shield that can stop all my ICBMs, you will never be able to stop a missile that comes from behind you or a torpedo that has been sleeping off your coast for a month.”

It’s a terrifying, destabilizing new chapter in the nuclear game. Unfortunately, Putin will destroy The World. Write Putin and ask him to halt his mindset of Nuclear Domination, NUCLEAR DESTRUCTION. Madmen do not need Control of Nuclear Weapons.