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That "name" was coined in the west: The RS-28 Sarmat (Russian: РС-28 Сармат,[5] named after the Sarmatians;[6] NATO reporting name: SS-X-29[7] or SS-X-30[8]), sometimes colloquially known in the West as th 

Crazy #russian grannies(putin’s squad) argue if the intercontinental ballistic #missile “Sarmat” would fly far enough to hit their enemies(USA) via @YouTube

But… have the Russians themselves named it satan? No 👀 it’s called РС-28 Сармат (RS-28 Sarmat) It is sometimes colloquially known in the West as the "Satan II" Makes a difference 

Well, OK. The Russian word for Satan is really similar to the English, but that's the NATO designation for the missile, not its Russian name (to wit, Сармат [Sarmat]; nothing to with Satan). Sorry to be a pooper but I wanted to retweet this so I had  

Tbh tho, „Satan“ is the NATO designation of the missile series. In Russian service, it's called «Сармат», „Sarmat“. The hype doesn't even hold up.