Volunteer Marek, stop pasting material that has no consensus without discussing it. Moreover, it is obvious you had not even familirised yourself with the value of that piece about Putin announcing new missiles as is clear from the fact you kept pasting it in the wrongly created duplicating section. IF you really think that that news report has relevance to the article, please expound your arguments hereinafter. I shall be most glad to see them. My view is that simply citing Putin on the missiles is quite meaningless, without experts′ analysis or at least commentary. This is a rather arcane and non-transparent subject. 40 new missiles announced (mind you, not put in service, but merely announced as a plan). So what? Is this more than last year, or fewer than prior? What meaning does it have, if it has any at all? Russia still has a largely Soviet-era nuclear arsenal, ergo, most of its ballistic missiles are technically past the expiry date and RF has been supposed to DEcommission hundreds of missiles each year for the past 20 years or so (which is not to say it has been doing it!). Meanwhile, as far as is publicly known, it has been commissioning about half a dozen, or a dozen on a good year. Thus overall, its nuclear arsenal has steadily shrunk. So far there is no info that this decline has been reversed. If SUCH news appears, THAT'll be relevant and notable!