An ISR intelligence company has detected an irregular presence of RU Tu-160 and Tu-95 strategic bombers stationed at the Olenya air base. The base, located on the Kola Peninsula, houses a significant amount of military equipment, including tactical and strategic nuclear weapons.

The Tu-95 Soviet bomber carrying the AN602 hydrogen bomb (58 Megatons of TNT) to the target. 1961.

152 mm Soviet nuclear artillery shell (2.5 kilotons) and physicist Boris Litvinov in the Research Institute of technical Physics (VNIITF).

203-mm M-110 self-propelled howitzer with a W-33 Artillery-Fired Atomic Projectile (5 to 10 kilotonnes of TNT)

Boeing 747 aircraft concept modified to launch ICBMs, 1980s

Backup UHF antenna used to launch missile from plane. Minuteman Missile National Historical Site, South Dakota.

Soviet missile R-14 in a silo.

A rare photo. Takeoff of the Soviet aircraft Aн-22ПЛО 08838 (0107) with a nuclear reactor on board. Semipalatinsk test site, 1972.

3 x 150 kt warheads (MIRVs) of RSD-10 soviet missile.

Rocket engine test, North Korea, 2017.

RT-2PM Topol / SS-25 Sickle missile

The Chinese KJ-1, a copy of the Soviet Tu-4, that was a copy of the American bomber B-29.

The SS-11 mod.2 Sego soviet ICBM in the silo launch facility. Top view.