The Sary-Shagan missile range was built in 1956 to test anti-ballistic weapons systems, and a portion of the range is still leased by the Russian government, Priozersk’s mayor Mansur Akhmetov ...

As well as the transit of sanctioned commodities, Russia uses its neighbour to help improve its military capacity, conducting a test of its new intercontinental ballistic missile at Kazakhstan’s ...

Putin's new missiles were launched from the Kapustrin Yar testing site in Astrakhan and "successfully" hit its target, the Sary-Shagan range in the neighboring country — and Russian ally ...

"The missile's training warhead hit a mock target at the Sary-Shagan training ground (Republic of Kazakhstan) with given precision," it added.

It was fired from the Kapustrin Yar test site in Astrakhan region and hit the Sary-Shagan range in neighbouring Kazakhstan.

The unidentified ballistic missile was launched at a “conventional target” at the Sary-Shagan range in western Kazakhstan, on the shores of Lake Balkhash. The warhead flew roughly 1260 miles ...

The exercise head hit a ‘hypothetical target’ at Sary-Shagan which Russia uses under agreement with Kazakhstan. ‘The launch fully dispatched its mission,’ said the ministry.

In a statement on Telegram on Wednesday, 12 April, the country's defence ministry said the missile was test launched at Kapustin Yar, a rocket launch complex in Astrakhan Oblast, and “engaged a target ...

“The missile’s training warhead hit a mock target at the Sary-Shagan training ground (Republic of Kazakhstan) with given precision,” it added.

Russia has conducted what it said was the successful test launch of an "advanced" intercontinental ballistic missile, weeks after it suspended participation in its last remaining nuclear arms ...

The exercise head hit the hypothetical target at the Sary-Shagan proving ground in Kazakhstan to the specified accuracy, according to the report.