It is a cave-in, pure and simple, to a regime that even today persecutes religious minorities and aims nuclear rockets at the United States of America.
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The Americans worked at Baltic State University, an engineering college in St . Petersburg that specializes in nuclear rocket science and has close ties to the Russian military.
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The Secretary of State George P . Shultz read to the press a statement confirming the deployment of American Pershing II-nuclear rockets in West Germany later in 1983.
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Outside the French Embassy in Madrid, several protestors wearing gas masks and white hospital-like gowns labeled " Greenpeace " chained a mock-up of a nuclear rocket to the door.
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Outside the French Embassy in Madrid, several protestors wearing gas masks and white hospital-like gowns labeled " Greenpeace " chained a mockup of a nuclear rocket to the door.
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Initial armament was three pairs of MB-1 Genie nuclear rocket to the design, but although a Genie was test fired from a YF-102A in May 1956, it was never adopted.
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Many special effects are impressive even today, such as a spider emerging from the body of a shot mutant or the earthshaking fireball explosion of the IP36 nuclear rocket launcher.
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Yuri Baturin, secretary of the Russian Defense Council, told the Interfax news agency that nuclear rockets based on trains were maneuverable and difficult to detect, giving them a strong advantage.
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As long as we possess nuclear rockets and forces of nuclear deterrence . . . dialogue with our opponents can proceed very concretely, as it would have done 10 years ago,
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It was the only nuclear rocket to actually be launched and detonated from an aircraft, which took place at 20, 000 feet over the Nevada Test Site on 19 July 1957.
