Trident Missile Dramatically Misfires And Crashes Into Ocean | “NOT A Good Look”



Labour has called for assurances over the effectiveness of Britain’s nuclear deterrent after “concerning” reports about a Trident missile test failure.

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has confirmed an “anomaly occurred” during an exercise that took place on January 30 on board the nuclear-powered submarine HMS Vanguard.

Officials said they could not say any more because the incident relates to national security.

But they said there remained “absolute confidence” in Britain’s constant at-sea nuclear deterrent and that it continues to be “secure and effective”.

TalkTV’s Jeremy Kyle and Rosie Wright are joined by The Sun’s defence editor Jerome Starkey, who broke the story.

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25 thoughts on “Trident Missile Dramatically Misfires And Crashes Into Ocean | “NOT A Good Look””

  1. Russia is way ahead In nuke technology, and as well space deterrent,the USA is worried because they are not ready to defend themselves against a nuclear strike from Russia. Remember when Putin were saying that they were developing a advanced weapons, the American were laughing they thought that it was a dream of Putin. Now we know that Putin were no joking because they have developed the most lethal weapons in the world, that even the United States is trying to copy from them.

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  2. Is this an episode of "Yes Minister/Prime minister?… PM: So it comes back to Trident. Benard: When it comes. PM:When it comes! Benard: If it works. PM: If it works? Benard: When the new weapons are delivered, the warheads don't fit the ends of the rockets…Brilliant.

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  3. As an old soldier ive always been of the belief that its NOW WELL PAST THAT TIME, WE MUST, I REPEAT WE MUST START TO REBUILD THE BRITISH ARMS INDUSTRY AND BUILD OUR OWN AIRCRAFT, NO MORE FOREIGN MADE DEFENCE EQUIPMENT, IT MUST BE BRITISH MADE!!.

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  4. If I remember correctly, the 2018 launch ended up with the missile taking a 180 degree turn and flying toward the United States, as opposed to landing in the Atlantic Ocean. That could have triggered a nuclear WW3. And, so, this one landed next to the submarine that launched it. Where's the next test rocket going to go?!

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