The SS-27, also known as the Topol-M, is a Russian intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) designed for strategic deterrence. It is capable of carrying a single nuclear warhead or multiple warheads, making it a versatile weapon in Russia's nuclear arsenal. The missile has a range of approximately 10,500 kilometers and can be launched from silos, mobile platforms, or road-mobile launchers. Developed in the late 1990s, the SS-27 features advanced guidance systems and improved accuracy compared to earlier models. It is part of Russia's efforts to modernize its military capabilities and maintain a credible nuclear deterrent against potential threats from other nations, including NATO countries.