A study of the wreckage of the Oreshnik ballistic missile, which the aggressor country's army used to strike the city of Dnipro on November 21, 2024, has shown that it is nothing more than a ...

Putin said the missile was called the “Oreshnik” — Russian for “hazelnut ... mangled wires and an ashen airframe — at Dnipro's Pivdenmash plant that built missiles when Ukraine was ...

The first Oreshnik strike in November ... Russia lobbed a mysterious new ballistic missile—initially mistaken for a nuclear-capable ICBM—at the city of Dnipro in eastern Ukraine on the morning ...

The first, and currently only confirmed, use of the Oreshnik missile was during an attack aimed at the Pivdenmash defense facility in Dnipro, Ukraine on Nov. 21, which Moscow said was in retaliation ...

A display of debris collected following the Nov. 21 “Oreshnik” missile attack on the eastern Ukrainian city of Dnipro. Phot: Roman Pilipey / AFP Writing for Forbes on Thursday, the US military ...

As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, on November 21, 2024, the russian army struck the city of Dnipro, using, as putin later stated, the allegedly newest ballistic missile called Oreshnik. The ...

The last year of war in Ukraine - a conflict about to enter its fourth year - was marked by billions in aid, Ukraine seizing ...

The decision was in response to the new Russian "Oreshnik" missile, Gen ... Russia fired its first Oreshnik at an industrial site in Dnipro, central Ukraine, in November. Russian President ...

The report indicates that Russia is developing the Iskander-1000 missile with the intention of targeting NATO weaponry located within Ukraine. Russia to deploy Oreshnik missile systems in Belarus ...

The Kremlin has previously claimed the missile is impossible to intercept. Mr Lukashenko boasted about receiving the Oreshnik from "my elder brother" Putin. He also revealed a supply issue with ...