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.
Putin says Russia could fire hypersonic missile at Kyiv
The Russian leader made the threat a week after using the experimental weapon for the first time against the Ukrainian city of Dnipro, in a major escalation. On Russia pummelled Ukraine's energy grid with almost 200 missiles and drones in what US President Joe Biden called an 'outrageous' attack that left a million people without power.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin says that Ukraine’s "decision-making centers" in Kyiv could be targeted next using a new ...
Hypersonic weapons like Russia’s Oreshnik missile present a formidable challenge to existing missile defense systems. However ...
Russia may use its new Oreshnik hypersonic missile to attack "decision-making centres" in Kyiv in response to Ukraine's ...
Russian resident Vladimir Putin on Thursday threatened to strike “decision-making centres” in Kyiv with Russia’s new ...
Russian President Vladimir Putin says the weapon was developed very rapidly, hyping it up as an unstoppable hypersonic ...
Russia's Oreshnik hypersonic missile, with speeds over Mach 5 and mid-flight maneuverability, is deemed unstoppable by ...
Unofficial reports suggest that the Oreshnik medium-range hypersonic ballistic missile might be the modern replacement for ...
The first combat use of Russia’s new IRBM — which Russian President Vladimir Putin called unstoppable — has drawn scrutiny ...
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