How does Russia's new ‘Oreshnik’ missile work?
STORY: On Nov. 21 Russia struck Ukraine's Dnipro with a new kind of missile.Known as Oreshnik, or hazel tree in Russia, it caused limited damage, according to senior officials. But the first combat use of such a design – which Russian President Vladimir Putin called unstoppable – has drawn scrutiny from Western military experts.
Russia's attack on Ukraine that used an "experimental" intermediate-range ballistic missile dubbed Oreshnik was messaging, ...
Hours after the strike, Russian President Vladimir Putin, in a TV address, said that Russia had launched a "new conventional ...
Putin said Russia will continue testing the new Oreshnik missile system, "including in combat conditions." "The tests were successful, I congratulate you on this. As already mentioned, we will ...
Military analyst casts doubt on Putin's 'unstoppable missile' claim A military analyst has cast doubt on Vladimir Putin's claim that his new Oreshnik ballistic missile was unstoppable. Fabian ...
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Vladimir Putin’s remarks about Russia’s new Oreshnik ballistic missile are an ...
Russian President Vladimir Putin has threatened to use new Oreshnik hypersonic missile to attack "decision-making centres" in ...
Vladimir Putin has vowed to turn parts of Ukraine "to dust" from the new Oreshnik hypersonic missiles, which he said ...
The first combat use of Russia’s new IRBM — which Russian President Vladimir Putin called unstoppable — has drawn scrutiny ...
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