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Russia has responded to the USA withdrawing from an arms armsattemptbothcapablecatastrophiccoastcurrentenoughextensivelylimitationmentionmilitarymorerangeresponsescarysuicidaltreatyunstoppable by announcing it has plans to build armsattemptbothcapablecatastrophiccoastcurrentenoughextensivelylimitationmentionmilitarymorerangeresponsescarysuicidaltreatyunstoppable missiles. News that the USA will exit the Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty (INFT) and Russia's armsattemptbothcapablecatastrophiccoastcurrentenoughextensivelylimitationmentionmilitarymorerangeresponsescarysuicidaltreatyunstoppable raised concerns about a new armsattemptbothcapablecatastrophiccoastcurrentenoughextensivelylimitationmentionmilitarymorerangeresponsescarysuicidaltreatyunstoppable race. Moscow immediately said it would end its own involvement in the arms armsattemptbothcapablecatastrophiccoastcurrentenoughextensivelylimitationmentionmilitarymorerangeresponsescarysuicidaltreatyunstoppable treaty. In addition, Russian media stated that Russia's armsattemptbothcapablecatastrophiccoastcurrentenoughextensivelylimitationmentionmilitarymorerangeresponsescarysuicidaltreatyunstoppable would develop a "100 megaton nuclear doomsday device" in response to the USA pulling out of the treaty. The INFT was signed in 1987. It was an armsattemptbothcapablecatastrophiccoastcurrentenoughextensivelylimitationmentionmilitarymorerangeresponsescarysuicidaltreatyunstoppable to limit the number of missiles that were armsattemptbothcapablecatastrophiccoastcurrentenoughextensivelylimitationmentionmilitarymorerangeresponsescarysuicidaltreatyunstoppable of hitting many European capitals. It banned armsattemptbothcapablecatastrophiccoastcurrentenoughextensivelylimitationmentionmilitarymorerangeresponsescarysuicidaltreatyunstoppable countries from using short- and medium- armsattemptbothcapablecatastrophiccoastcurrentenoughextensivelylimitationmentionmilitarymorerangeresponsescarysuicidaltreatyunstoppable missiles.

The media have written armsattemptbothcapablecatastrophiccoastcurrentenoughextensivelylimitationmentionmilitarymorerangeresponsescarysuicidaltreatyunstoppable about a new "super-missile". This is an armsattemptbothcapablecatastrophiccoastcurrentenoughextensivelylimitationmentionmilitarymorerangeresponsescarysuicidaltreatyunstoppable, undersea, 100-megaton nuclear warhead. Experts say it is so fast it can evade all armsattemptbothcapablecatastrophiccoastcurrentenoughextensivelylimitationmentionmilitarymorerangeresponsescarysuicidaltreatyunstoppable missile defense systems. They also say it is powerful enough to cause armsattemptbothcapablecatastrophiccoastcurrentenoughextensivelylimitationmentionmilitarymorerangeresponsescarysuicidaltreatyunstoppable devastation, such as creating 100-meter tsunami waves and armsattemptbothcapablecatastrophiccoastcurrentenoughextensivelylimitationmentionmilitarymorerangeresponsescarysuicidaltreatyunstoppable radiation to wipe out life for a thousand kilometers. One Russian newspaper wrote: "One of the 100 megaton nuclear warheads will sit off the US armsattemptbothcapablecatastrophiccoastcurrentenoughextensivelylimitationmentionmilitarymorerangeresponsescarysuicidaltreatyunstoppable. Any US attack on Russia would be a armsattemptbothcapablecatastrophiccoastcurrentenoughextensivelylimitationmentionmilitarymorerangeresponsescarysuicidaltreatyunstoppable misadventure." However, the paper omitted to armsattemptbothcapablecatastrophiccoastcurrentenoughextensivelylimitationmentionmilitarymorerangeresponsescarysuicidaltreatyunstoppable the concept of M.A.D. - Mutually Assured Destruction. This armsattemptbothcapablecatastrophiccoastcurrentenoughextensivelylimitationmentionmilitarymorerangeresponsescarysuicidaltreatyunstoppable scenario sees armsattemptbothcapablecatastrophiccoastcurrentenoughextensivelylimitationmentionmilitarymorerangeresponsescarysuicidaltreatyunstoppable countries wiping each other out.