Russia carries out a test-firing of the RS-28 Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile, also referred to by NATO as “Satan II.” According to the reports, President Vladimir Putin publicly praises the weapon following the test, describing it as the world’s “most powerful” missile. The accounts say the system is designed to be nuclear-capable and to carry multiple warheads. Both outlets also indicate that the missile is intended to be able to evade missile defenses. The coverage centers on the Russian characterization of the test and the capabilities attributed to the missile, including its power, multi-warhead configuration, and defensive penetration features. The reports do not provide independent technical verification details or additional context about deployment timelines or how the test was conducted beyond the successful test-firing.