Russia's successful test of anti-ballistic missiles

Russia on Thursday successfully tested anti-ballistic missile successfully in Kazakhstan

Russia successfully carried out successful experiments of modern versions of its missile defense system. This anti-ballistic missile launched from Kazakhstan will be used for the protection of the sky in Moscow's capital.
Russia's Defense Ministry statement said that on Thursday, new anti-ballistic missiles were launched from Kazakhstan's Siri Shagan region. However, the details of the missile's performance and structure characteristics are not known.
A video posted on the Russian media RTI YouTube shows that a heavy truck carrying a missile is being carried. Three more cars were seen in the fleet. Later, the missile was installed at the launch site and it exploded in a raging sound.
The anti-ballistic missile has been able to form a fully operational defense - one of the few countries in the history of Russia. For years Russia has been working to modernize their ballistic missile defense against NATO in Europe. This protective system in Russia is known as A-135. This protection is believed to be used in protecting Moscow and its surrounding sky.
The Russian Defense Ministry said in addition to receiving advance radar messages in the new anti-ballistic missile system, it was also designed to monitor outer space. Currently the technology is being used by the Russian Air Force. Source: RT