Russian President Vladimir Putin has made a new challenge to international security. Putin has sent the Belgorod nuclear submarine to Arctic waters to test the Poseidon super missile, which is considered the "weapon of the Apocalypse".
Poseidon, a 24-meter-long nuclear-capable intercontinental missile can travel up to 10,000 kilometers underwater and can obliterate large coastal cities such as New York and Los Angeles from great distances, creating radioactive tsunami waves.
The alarm is given by the discovery of NATO, which according to the Italian daily La Repubblica has informed the allied countries about the risk of nuclear attacks that this submarine can carry out.
The Belgorod submarine, which is being tested for the first time in international waters, can carry 8 Poseidon cruise missiles.

Weighing 14,700 tons, this submarine navigates at a depth of up to 184 meters under water at a maximum speed of 200 km/h, for 120 days without surfacing thanks to nuclear fuel. Belgorod was presented by Moscow for the first time, 4 years ago.
The alliance has warned Russia of serious consequences if it uses nuclear weapons.
The warning came after the head of the Kremlin threatened to use nuclear weapons if Russian territory is attacked, part of which he considers the four Ukrainian regions annexed last week.