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.
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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 ...
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