All right, Alexander, let's talk about the Budavestnik, the new missile from Russia, from

the Russian military, which was announced by Putin and Yerazimov.

This is a weapon that Putin actually talked about, he touched on it, back in 2017, I want to say, 2018.

2018, yeah.

Yeah, where he talked about many weapons, so that the Poseidon, the avant-garde,

he mentioned about five or six different weapons systems that Russia was in the process

of developing.

Now we have the announcement that the Budavestnik is a reality, which is interesting and should be

terrifying to the collective west, especially the United States, given the range of this weapon and the flight time of this weapon,

which is in the multiple hours to even days according to Putin and Yerazimov.

So let's talk about the Budapestnik.

This is an extraordinary weapon system.

And for many, many years after Putin first announced

its potential existence in that speech he gave in 2018, there were many serious doubts

that it would ever actually appear. I know that there were several people who thought that technologically it was impossible.

Well, like a lot of things that people say technologically impossible, apparently, it has now been brought to the point where it is not, its development process is completed and it is now

entering serial production and it is going to enter service with the Russian military fairly

soon.

So this is a cruise missile.

It's bigger than the cruise missiles that we know, the Tom Hawke, the K.H. 101 and all of those.

But not massively big. It's about twice as big. And it's very, it's similar. It's subsonic.

It's stealthy. It gets its power from a miniature nuclear reactor.

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