Russia Launches Khabarovsk Submarine Capable of Radioactive Tidal Waves

Russia has launched the Khabarovsk, a new nuclear-powered submarine designed to carry the Poseidon nuclear drone, a doomsday weapon capable of unleashing radioactive tidal waves on coastal cities. The submarine, launched after a five-year delay, was unveiled in Severodvinsk and is now undergoing sea trials, with its nuclear reactor and technical details kept top secret. Vladimir Putin claimed the Poseidon drone's power surpasses that of Russia's most advanced intercontinental ballistic missile, the Sarmat, and emphasized that there is no way to intercept it. The Khabarovsk is capable of carrying a dozen of these nuclear-powered torpedoes, intended to secure Russia's maritime borders and project power globally. Russian propaganda has asserted that the Poseidon could potentially sink Britain under radioactive waves, significantly escalating threats of World War III. The submarine's cost is estimated to exceed £1 billion, with its construction beginning in 2014 and originally scheduled for launch in 2020.