NATO In Fear: RUSSIA Tests "Poseidon" Nuclear Torpedo

The 14,700-ton nuclear-powered Belgorod submarine, the world's biggest submarine built in 40 years and only second in size only to the prestigious Typhoon class, was integrated into the Russian Navy in July. The location of the massive underwater vessel was not disclosed at the time. Based on the latest reports, Belgorod will conduct its first quest in the Arctic Ocean, which will include the first-ever trial of Russia's "game-changing" doomsday device, the Poseidon Unmanned underwater vehicle or (UUV). On September 28 this year, an Italian daily paper reported that a recent NATO secret intelligence report highlighted worries about Belgorod's deployment in Arctic waters. Here’s what it said: Based on the newspaper, the warning stems from a NATO intelligence report that was recently sent to the most important allied commands. The report is about the movements of the Belgorod nuclear submarine, which went into service in July. Now she's back in the Arctic seas, and it's feared that her mission is to put the super-torpedo Poseidon, dubbed "the weapon of the Apocalypse," to the test for the first time.

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