'Melania's Breasts' and Other Names Americans Suggest for New Russian Missiles

© REUTERS / Kevin LamarqueU.S. first lady Melania Trump arrives to host a luncheon with governors' spouses at the White House in Washington, U.S., February 26, 2018
U.S. first lady Melania Trump arrives to host a luncheon with governors' spouses at the White House in Washington, U.S., February 26, 2018 - Sputnik International
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During his annual state-of-the-nation address, Russian President Vladimir Putin presented a new array of weapons, including hyper sophisticated missiles.

Following his speech, President Putin announced a “name-that-weapon” contest for the new global-range cruise missile, the unmanned underwater drone and laser weaponry. The Russian Embassy in the United States has suggested that Americans should also take part in the game on Twitter.

Twitterians were quick to come up with the most bizarre names for the arms, with some of them being extremely creative and hilarious. Many social media users considered the announced weapons to actually be non-existent…

…but still were really into the game:

On March 1, during his address to the Federal Assembly, President Putin announced that Russia was creating new defense systems in response to the United States' deployment of anti-missile defense systems "both in the US and outside its borders." He proceeded to say that in late 2017, Russia successfully tested a completely new type of armament "unmatched in the world" — a nuclear-powered missile.

Following this announcement, Putin declared the beginning of the active phase of SARMAT missile system tests, saying that the new weapons would be invulnerable to interception as its capabilities allow it to bypass any missile defense. Furthermore, the country has also developed underwater drones capable of operating at enormous depths and intercontinenal distances.

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