Putin said it was necessary to determine the class of weapons for the Burevestnik missile

On October 26, Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed to determine which class of weapons the Burevestnik missile belongs to.

"We will still need to determine what it is, what class of weapons this new system belongs to," he said at a meeting with the commanders of the groups taking part in the special military operation.

Retaliatory measures: Russia lifted self-restrictions on the INF Treaty

This was done against the background of plans to deploy American ground-based INF missiles in various regions.

Earlier, on October 13, the media reported that the new Burevestnik cruise missile, which was being tested by Russia at that time, was capable of strengthening the country's military power. It has a long range, can carry a nuclear charge, and is also capable of bypassing air defense systems and reaching targets with great speed. As the media wrote, the disclosure of information about the new missiles will make Western countries "tremble with fear."

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