Vladimir Putin’s “super-weapons” are now being taken seriously as 2026 approaches, with Western strategists reassessing global deterrence. Systems like the hypersonic Oreshnik, designed to evade missile defenses and strike in minutes; the massive Sarmat ICBM, built to overwhelm detection networks; the nuclear-powered underwater Poseidon, which adds oceans to the deterrence equation; and the experimental Burevestnik cruise missile, intended to bypass defenses through unconventional routes, have shifted how military planners think about warning time, interception, and escalation. Coupled with Russia’s updated nuclear doctrine allowing nuclear use in response to large-scale conventional attacks, these weapons—whether fully operational or not—have altered strategic calculations from NATO capitals to Washington. <br /> <br />#WorldWar3 #WorldWar3Update #NuclearThreat2025 #PutinWorldWar3 #VladimirPutin #WorldWarThreat #WW3Concerns #NuclearWeapons #WorldWar3Threat #WW3Brinkmanship #USNuclearWeapons #IranNuclearWeapons #TacticalNuclearWeapons #WorldWar3News #WorldWar3Live #NuclearWeaponsToday #TrumpWorldWar3 #PutinThreat #GlobalSecurityCrisis #ColdWar2
