Russia threatens response to Typhon deployment in South Korea
The system is designed to launch Tomahawk cruise missiles with a range of about 2,000 km and SM-6 multi-purpose missiles capable of hitting targets at a distance of up to two miles
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The U.S. plans to withdraw Typhon from the air base by mid-October 2026 after the exercises are completed. The Japanese Embassy in Russia reported in May that the U.S. Typhon missile system will be temporarily deployed in Japan during joint exercises with the United States, which will be held in the summer and autumn of 2026. Russia will react accordingly in the case of the deployment of the American missile system Typhon on the territory of the Republic of Korea, said Deputy foreign Minister Andrei Rudenko in an interview with TASS.
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The U.S. plans to withdraw Typhon from the air base by mid-October 2026 after the exercises are completed.
according to VedomostiThe Japanese Embassy in Russia reported in May that the U.S. Typhon missile system will be temporarily deployed in Japan during joint exercises with the United States, which will be held in the summer and autumn of 2026.
according to VedomostiRussia will react accordingly in the case of the deployment of the American missile system Typhon on the territory of the Republic of Korea, said Deputy foreign Minister Andrei Rudenko in an interview with TASS
according to RBC
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