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The covert nuclear facilities of Vladimir Putin have been unveiled, housing massive warheads capable of striking European capitals in mere minutes.

In a daunting 2018 declaration, the Russian leader revealed the development of a suite of advanced nuclear weapons systems designed to give Moscow an advantage over Western nations in the arms race. He ominously stated, “nobody wanted to listen to us – so listen now.”

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Vladimir Putin’s secret nuke sites have been exposedCredit: Reuters
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The new and improved military facilities are a chilling show of force from MoscowCredit: AP
Illustration of Russia's secret nuclear network, including missile silos, launch sites, and security features.

Now a terrifying, gargantuan upgrade of the military infrastructure at Russia’s most protected facilities has been exposed.

Shielded strategically behind the southernmost tip of the Russian Ural Mountains sits one of the globe’s most secured military complexes.

Near the small Russian town of Yasny, one of the 11 current nuclear site locations, Putin possesses the capability to launch land-based, long-range missiles equipped with some of the largest nuclear weapons in existence.

Buried missile silos across the bare landscape are ready at any given moment to strike European countries in under just 10 minutes – leaving cities completely decimated.

Images from a decade ago show just one silo lid and a few buildings fenced off.

But now, bases have been expanded, with hundreds of new barracks, watchtowers, control centres and storage buildings created and miles-long underground tunnels excavated.

Since 2019, the Yasny bases have been equipped with Avangard hypersonic glide vehicle which is Russia’s new nuclear delivery systems that plays up to Putin’s desire to have Moscow at the front of the arms race.

One shocking video allegedly shows missiles equipped with the glide vehicle launching from a Yasny missile site for flight tests in 2018.

There was previously only access to aerial images of the sites.

Britain will be wiped off the map with nukes unless it stops helping Ukraine, warns Putin’s guru ‘Professor Doomsday’

But now, Danwatch and German Der Spiegel has accessed over two million leaked documents relating to Russian military procurement, revealing entire massive bases have been rebuilt.

The discovery of the new systems marks a “whole new chapter” on the development of nuclear powers’ arsenals, with blueprints left unseen since the 1970s, nuclear information expert Hans M. Kristensen said.

He added that as there hasn’t been any on-site inspection of nuclear sites between the US and Russia since April 2020, the exposed documents are crucial in understanding what Russia’s intentions are with their program.

NUKE MODERNISATION

Documents have revealed that deliveries of gargantuan quantities of steel, sand, cement, bricks and insulation have been made over the years.

Alongside this, other chilling items like IT systems, electrical installations and water, heating and ventilation routing were deployed at the sites.

These materials were presumably put towards Russia’s new security systems.

The bases boast three layers of electric fences along its outer perimeter, equipped with sensors for seismic and radioactivity.

Unbreakable, explosion-proof doors and windows have also been developed alongside concrete buildings for optimum protection.

And to ward off any potential intruders, alarm systems with magnetic contacts are in place with infrared sensors.

Extensive electronic surveillance have also been installed, with remote-controlled machine guns and automatic grenade launchers.

A modern air defense is also in place.

Meanwhile on the inside, documents describe in heavy detail where soldiers reside and what facilities they use to ensure ultimate protection of the top-secret base.

Soldiers play peak cognitive performance games like checkers and chess, and work out using strengthening equipment like weights and running machines.

Signs on the wall of the base also read “Stop! Turn around! Forbidden zone!” or “The Military Oath”.

The chilling signals are written to ward off those who wander near the control rooms, as well as to signpost which buildings connect to one another through underground tunnels.

Satellite image of damaged ammunition depot in Toropets, Russia.
Clear satellite images reveal the ammunition depot of ToropetsCredit: Twitter/@KOvsianyi
Satellite image of a suspected Russian nuclear-powered cruise missile deployment site in Vologda, Russia.
What is believed to be a deployment site for a Russian nuclear-powered cruise missile, including 5 nuclear warhead storage bunkers (right) and launch positions (lower left), in Vologda, RussiaCredit: Reuters

RUSSIA’S STRATEGIC MISSILE FORCES

Documents have exposed how Russia’s Strategic Missile Forces are able to launch heft nuclear bombs from buried silos or vehicles.

Air and sea-based nuclear weapons are also able to get launched from special bomber aircraft or submarines.

But the extreme nuclear weaponry has even been dubbed by the Forces as being a ‘last resort’.

There are close to a whopping 900 operational nuclear warheads at the missile bases, with the intercontinental missiles able to launch them and decimate anywhere they reach.

Although the weapons can be used, experts say that Russia understand that they would not be used lightly, and only in a global war scenario.

But the official motto of the Forces serves as a harrowing warning to the West: “After us – silence.”

Mad Vlad has said previously that Russia wouldn’t be the first to use nuclear weapons and that the country is merely preparing in case of attack.

He explained: “Yes, it looks like we are sitting on our hands and waiting until someone uses nuclear weapons against us.

“Well, yes, this is what it is. But then any aggressor should know that retaliation is inevitable and they will be annihilated.”

PROCEDURES EXPOSED

Russia’s modernisation of its nuclear capabilities is something that Western intelligence agencies have consistently followed, sources told Danwatch and Der Spiegel.

As Putin’s puppets continue to threatened nuclear Armageddon on the West, European countries have increased defence spending, with one expert arguing that it’s within public interest to know what is occurring at Russian nuclear bases.

Tom Roseth told the Danish and German news sites: “It’s important that we have a correct understanding of the situation, because there are still many who don’t fully recognise the situation Europe is in now, which is a fundamental shift in security policy.

“Therefore it’s important to show that Russia has modernized its nuclear arsenal.

“They have, after all, threatened with nuclear weapons regularly during the Ukraine war.

“It has public relevance that Russia is capable – and it’s even more important because they have adjusted their nuclear doctrine and now have a lower threshold for the use of nuclear weapons.”

Despite the two bases in Yasny now on active combat alert, documents being leaked could now mean Russian authorities are forced to investigate whether changes must be made, Tom added.

He explained: “They will certainly evaluate whether they can reduce the vulnerabilities that has been revealed. That could for example be new laying new cable routes, or reinforcing certain places with concrete. The problem is that it costs a lot of money to change the infrastructure at these facilities.”

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