Russia Denies Resumption of Perimeter Nuclear System
Moscow, September 28. Russia's system for managing a retaliatory nuclear strike, known as
Consensus
- The Perimeter nuclear retaliation system has never been offline.
- The Perimeter system operates 24/7 year-round.
- The system is known as 'Dead Hand' in the West.
- The system was developed during the Cold War.
- The system ensures the transmission of retaliatory nuclear orders if normal command channels are disrupted.
- The system has undergone modernization.
Points of divergence
- Kazakov stated that the Perimeter system was never 'dead' and has always worked. — riamo
- The Perimeter system is described as a Soviet command and communication complex designed for guaranteed transmission of retaliatory nuclear orders. — vesti
Coverage (3 sources)
- Expert Khodarenko explained the purpose of the Russian system "Perimeter" — Вести
- In Russia, rumors about resuming the operation of the retaliatory nuclear strike system were refuted — РИАМО
- Expert Kazakov: Russia's — Вести
Key entities
- Russia
- West
- Alexander Kazakov
- Perimeter
- Media
- Mikhail Khodarenok
- Council for Foreign Policy and Defense
- Moscow
- Komsomolskaya Pravda
- IT 'News'
- Moscow28 senvesti
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