Russia to continue testing, start mass producing new 'Oreshnik' missile: Putin
Russia will continue testing and start mass producing the new "Oreshnik" missile, an intermediate-range ballistic missile that was used to target Dnipro, Ukraine, this week, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Friday.
Russia praises new Oreshnik ballistic missile, but experts doubt its innovation – ISW
Russian leader Vladimir Putin and the Russian military leadership are continuing to laud the Oreshnik ballistic missile launched on 21 November on the city of Dnipro. However, military analysts at the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) suggest that this is part of an information campaign to inflate Russia's capabilities and put pressure on the West and Ukraine.
Kyiv Independent on MSN10h
Russia's Oreshnik missile likely had no explosives and didn't cause much damage, Bild analyst claimsRussia's Oreshnik missile that targeted Dnipro on Nov. 21 likely carried no explosive charge and did not cause any ...
It is against this background that the deployment of US ARACMS by Ukraine into Russian territory and Russian reprisal of deploying Oreshnik in Dnipro, Ukraine should be explained and understood.
The missile attack on the city of Dnipro by the russian Oreshnik ballistic missile and vladimir putin's statements do not ...
Kyiv Independent on MSN1d
What is Russia's Oreshnik missile, and what happens next?Russian President Vladimir Putin on Nov. 21 announced his country had launched a new type of missile in an attack on Ukraine, ...
Conflict Watcher on MSN16h
Kremlin missile propaganda: Is Oreshnik a real threat or bluff?Thursday's Russian intermediate-range missile attack, Oreshnik, on the city of Dnipro in Ukraine is part of a propaganda ...
RBC Ukraine on MSN1dOpinion
Strikes with Oreshnik missiles lack military significance: Expert explains whyNext time, the missile may be equipped with explosives, stated military expert Pavlo Narozhnyy in a commentary for ...
Russia fired what it said was a new type of ballistic missile against Ukraine this week. The Pentagon called the "Oreshnik" ...
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