Kremlin goons threaten to drop atom bomb on Downing Street as Vladimir Putin tests massive 'Satan-2' nuclear missile

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Kremlin goons threaten to drop atom bomb on Downing Street as Vladimir Putin tests massive 'Satan-2' nuclear missile.

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Kremlin propagandists have issued a chilling threat to drop an atom bomb on Downing Street as Vladimir Putin successfully tested the world's largest nuclear missile.

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Moscow launched the Sarmat rocket - commonly referred to as Satan-2 - in an attempt to flex its muscles against the West.

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Weighing 208 tonnes and standing as high as a 14-storey building, the intercontinental missile was fired from a silo and reached speeds of up to 15,880mph.Strategic Missile Forces commander Sergei Karakayev confirmed to Mr Putin that the test had succeeded following weeks of anticipation.Mr Putin, appearing visibly pleased, described the weapon as "the most powerful missile system in the world" and insisted that Western defences would be powerless to intercept it.He said: "The total yield of the delivered warhead is more than four times greater than that of any existing, most powerful Western equivalent."Most importantly, the missile can travel not only on a ballistic trajectory, but also on a...

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