C.I.S. SLBMs

After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Soviet nuclear arsenal was spread among four countries: Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Belarus. All nuclear warheads have now been returned to Russia and the other three countries have entered the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty as nuclear-free states.

SS-18 Satan (RS-20), Mods 4/5/6 ICBM
Range: 5,900 nautical miles
Number Deployed: 180 in silos
Re-entry Vehicles/Missile: 10 MIRVs
Yield/RV: 550/750 kilotons
CEP: 0.14 naut. miles (Mod 4)
Fuel: 2 stage liquid
Launch: Cold
Initial Operational Capability: 1979
SS-19 Stiletto (RS-18), Mod 3 ICBM
Range: 5,400 nautical miles
Number Deployed: 150 in silos
Re-entry Vehicles/Missile: 6 MIRVs
Yield/RV: 750 kilotons
CEP: 0.16 nautical miles
Fuel: 2 stage liquid
Launch: Hot
Initial Operational Capability: 1979
SS-24 Scalpel (RS-22), Mods 1 & 2 ICBM
Range: 5,400 nautical miles
Number Deployed: 10 in silos & 36 rail mobile
Re-entry Vehicles/Missile: 10 MIRVs
Yield/RV: 550 kilotons
CEP: 0.1 nautical miles
Fuel: Solid
Launch: Cold
Initial Operational Capability: 1987
SS-25 Sickle (RS-12M) ICBM
Range: 5,670 nautical miles
Number Deployed: 360 road mobile
Re-entry Vehicles/Missile: 1
Yield/RV: 550 kilotons
CEP: 0.1 nautical miles
Fuel: Solid
Launch: Cold
Initial Operational Capability: 1985
SS-27 Topal-M ICBM
Range: 5,400 nautical miles
Number Deployed: 20 in silos
Re-entry Vehicles/Missile: 1
Yield/RV: 550 kilotons
CEP: 0.1 nautical miles
Fuel: Solid
Launch: Cold
Initial Operational Capability: 1998 (a modified SS-25)
Source: Bulletin of Atomic Scientists and Federation of American Scientists