In October 2025, Russia shocked the world by testing its new 9M730 Burevestnik missile — a nuclear-powered, nuclear-capable cruise weapon that claims to have unlimited range. President Vladimir Putin called it a “unique creation that no other country possesses.” But what makes this weapon so dangerous and controversial?
The Burevestnik, nicknamed the “Flying Chernobyl”, is designed to fly thousands of kilometers powered by a mini nuclear reactor. Its goal — to evade any missile defense system on earth and deliver a nuclear strike from any direction. Russian officials claim the latest test was successful, with the missile remaining airborne for over 15 hours and traveling more than 14,000 km.
However, military experts around the world question the truth behind these claims. Could a nuclear-powered missile really fly indefinitely without safety risks? Past tests have reportedly failed, raising fears of radioactive contamination and technical instability. Despite these concerns, Russia’s announcement has ignited talks of a new nuclear arms race between global superpowers.
The Burevestnik represents a frightening leap in military technology — a weapon that could change the balance of power and the rules of warfare forever. If a missile can fly around the globe without limits, what does that mean for global security and peace? Are we entering a new era of unstoppable weapons?
In this video, we break down how the Burevestnik works, why it’s so dangerous, and what it means for the future of nuclear warfare. Stay tuned as we explore the facts, the fears, and the future of Russia’s nuclear ambition.
🔥 Watch till the end to see why the world is calling this the most terrifying weapon of our time.
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