Russia On Sunday Test-fired Several Types Of Missiles, including Intercontinental Ones, as Part Of A Month-long War Game, local Media Reported.
President Dmitry Medvedev Watched The Launching Of The RS-12M Topol Intercontinental Ballistic Missile From The Plesetsk Test Ground, which Hit A Set Target In Kamchatka Of Russia's Far East.
The Nuclear-powered Missile Submarine Zelenograd Of The Pacific Fleet Fired A Ballistic Missile From The Sea Of Okhotsk Near The Pacific, which Hit A Target In The Chizha Testing Ground In Northern Russia, interfax Cited Naval Spokesman Igor Dygalo As Saying.
Yekaterinburg Of The Northern Fleet, also A Nuclear-powered Missile Submarine, launched Another Intercontinental Missile From The Arctic Barents Sea, which Also Hit A Designated Target In The Far East.
The Launches Of The Missiles Were Part Of The Month-long Stability 2008 Strategic Command-post Exercise That Started On Sept. 22.
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