According to Russian news agencies and other media on October 27, after Russia tested the "Haiyan" nuclear-powered cruise missile, U.S. President Trump said the U.S. has deployed nuclear submarines near Russia, Russian President's press secretary, Kremlin spokesman Peskov responded.
According to Tass news agency, Peskov told reporters that Trump's remarks were very important. According to RIA Novosti, Peskov also said that Russia is open to dialogue with the United States, and Russia first acts in accordance with its own national interests.
According to information released on the Kremlin website on the 26th, Russian President Vladimir Putin said during an inspection of the First Command Post of the Russian Joint Forces Cluster that the "Haiyan" nuclear-powered cruise missile had completed the "decisive test." When reporting to Putin, Chief of Staff of the Russian Armed Forces Gerasimov said that the "Haiyan" nuclear-powered cruise missile completed a 14,000-kilometer test flight on October 21 and did not reach the weapon's upper limit of capabilities.
According to reports from the British "Guardian" and other media on the 27th, regarding Russia's test launch of the "Haiyan" nuclear-powered cruise missile, Trump told reporters that Russia should focus on ending the Russia-Ukraine conflict rather than testing the missile. He also said that the United States has deployed nuclear submarines near Russia. According to a report by RIA Novosti on the 27th, regarding Russia's test launch of the "Haiyan" nuclear-powered cruise missile, peskov said that this will not and should not lead to tension between Russia and the United States.