Russia restores Dead Hand system

The British newspaper "The Times" revealed the construction of a massive military facility by Russia beneath Mount Kosvinskaya Kamen in the Ural Mountains. This facility is connected to the "Perimeter" nuclear retaliation system, known as the "Dead Hand." Situated in the remote village of Ketlim, which has been guarded by military forces since the 1980s, it serves as a backup system for controlling nuclear missiles in case of communication breakdown with command centers. Investigations have shown that Russia has been enhancing and fortifying the site by spending hundreds of millions of pounds on building tunnels, surveillance and ventilation systems, and radiation protection measures. Construction has been ongoing since 2018, along with continuous efforts to upgrade the system. This reflects Moscow's preparedness for the possibility of an attack from the West and its determination to maintain its nuclear capabilities in times of crisis.

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