Vladimir Putin recently boasted about Russia\u2019s new nuclear-powered missile, calling it \u201cinvincible\u201d and claiming it can reach the U.S. in 15 hours. Dubbed a \u201cflying Chernobyl,\u201d the low-flying weapon reportedly hit 14,000 km\/h and has virtually unlimited range. Experts doubt it would release radiation during flight. Putin called it a \u201cunique product\u201d and said Russia is preparing it for deployment.<\/p>\n
Donald Trump responded with a stern warning, emphasizing U.S. nuclear capabilities. \u201cWe test missiles all the time\u2026 We\u2019re not playing games with them either,\u201d he said, criticizing Putin for prolonging the war in Ukraine instead of ending it. The comments came after Trump met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to push for potential ceasefire talks.<\/p>\n
Zelenskyy noted the risk of escalation if negotiations fail and highlighted sanctions and long-range missiles as deterrents. Trump, during his campaign, promised to end the war quickly but negotiations with Russia have stalled. He stressed America\u2019s strength, noting its nuclear submarine presence near Russia.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Vladimir Putin recently boasted about Russia\u2019s new nuclear-powered missile, calling it \u201cinvincible\u201d and claiming it can reach the U.S. in 15 hours. Dubbed a \u201cflying Chernobyl,\u201d the low-flying weapon reportedly hit 14,000 km\/h and has virtually unlimited range. Experts doubt it would release radiation during flight. Putin called it a \u201cunique product\u201d and said Russia…<\/p>\n