Russian President Vladimir Putin has revealed new details about the nuclear reactor powering the Burevestnik cruise missile, claiming it can launch “within minutes and seconds.” Speaking during a visit to the Mandryka military hospital,

General Valery Gerasimov, Russia’s chief of general staff, informed the Russian leader that the Burevestnik missile travelled 14,000 kilometres (8,700 miles) during a critical test carried out on Tuesday.

U.S. President Donald Trump shrugged off Russia's test of its nuclear-capable Burevestnik missile, which the Kremlin said had flown for more than 8,000 miles, and said Russian President Vladimir Putin should be focused on ending his war in Ukraine instead.

Vladimir Putin is threatening an “overwhelming” response to deep strikes on Russia just days after his military tested a nuclear-powered Burevestnik cruise missile which reportedly flew 8,700 miles. Britain is pushing allies to deliver more long-range weapons for Ukraine to counter Putin’s war launched in February 2022.

U.S. President Donald Trump responded to reports that Russia had tested a nuclear-powered missile, advising Russian leader Vladimir Putin to focus on ending the war in Ukraine rather than conducting missile tests.

Speaking to journalists on Air Force One during his trip to Asia, US President Donald Trump commented on remarks that Russian ruler Vladimir Putin made about the test of the Burevestnik missile, which Putin said has an "unlimited range".

President Vladimir Putin hailed the first long distance test of a nuclear-powered cruise missile that he said has no equal in the West.

Russian President Vladimir Putin donned military fatigues to visit one of the command posts of the joint force on Sunday to discuss Burevestnik nuclear-powered, unlimited-range cruise missile

President Vladimir Putin announced the successful testing of Russia's nuclear-powered Burevestnik cruise missile amid Ukraine war, which ‘no other country in the world possesses’. The missile covered 14,