The United States spends vastly more on its military than any of its enemies, but that has not made us secure from the most destructive weapons on the planet: nuclear-armed ballistic missiles. In fact ...

After warning U.S. officials of its intention to launch, Russia lobbed a mysterious new ballistic missile—initially mistaken ...

Russia's Sarmat missile keeps having troubles, including apparent catastrophic failures, and there's nothing in the works to replace it.

North Korea has supplied Russia with 200 long-range artillery systems as part of ongoing arms transfers, South Korea’s ...

According to the Ministry of National Defense, North Korea has currently provided over 200 long-range artillery ... such as intercontinental ballistic missile re-entry and nuclear submarines, in ...

Russia is struggling to get its new intercontinental ... bulk of their warheads in the future," Wright said. The ICBM is a large, long-range weapon able to carry a heavy MIRV payload, meaning ...

Russia's new RS-28 Sarmat ICBM appeared to suffer a catastrophic failure during ... which first entered service in 1988. NATO calls the long-range missile, which has been modified over the years, the ...