Scary: Russia is reported to have lost a nuclear missile Rhago in the Kremlin

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has dismissed reports of an American television network that Russia lost a nuclear power rocket on the Barnet Sea in 2017 and has now launched a mission to regain it.

CNBC television reported on August 21st that the Russian missile continues to be lost somewhere at sea after a failed test at the end of 2017.

This television network has also reported that Russian teams are preparing to recover the lost missile, which is said to have been lost during a test in November 2017.

This American media also reported that three ships will be involved in the recovery operation of this missile including a ship equipped to handle radioactive materials found in the core of the missile.

Peskov said today that “in contrast to the American television network, I don't have such information”.