Pentagon Nuclear Cruise Missile Aims to Deploy in Seven to Ten Years Feb 22 13:13

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The Pentagon has said it plans to deploy nuclear cruise missiles that can be fired from submarines and ships from the United States in the next seven to ten years, with plans for redevelopment in the United States. Has become.

U.S. Department of Defense officials said at a press conference on the modernization of the U.S. Army's nuclear force on Wednesday that they said they would deploy nuclear cruise missiles that could be launched from submarines and ships in the next seven to ten years. .

All maritime-launched nuclear cruise missiles were retired during the Obama administration's era with a `` nuclear-free world '', but in 2018, the Trump administration announced a `` review of the nuclear posture '' showing a new nuclear strategy. , He said, to compete with Russia and China, which are increasing their nuclear capabilities.

The Pentagon also announced on April 4 that it had deployed a SLBM = submarine-launched ballistic missile equipped with a low-power nuclear warhead called "low power nuclear" based on a "review of nuclear posture" .

The Pentagon wants to strengthen its nuclear deterrence, but Russia and China are strongly rebelling, and there is a risk that the arms race will be spurred, so the outlook for nuclear disarmament is far less predictable.