Russian President Vladimir Putin revealed that a recent attack on Dnipro involved a new intermediate-range missile, codenamed Oreshnik, in response to Ukraine’s use of long-range weaponry from the US and UK targeting Russia.
He warned of potential counterattacks on countries allowing such actions.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky criticized Russia’s use of the new missile as a severe escalation, indicating a lack of interest in peace. Despite doubts from Western officials regarding the missile’s capabilities, tensions continue to rise.
Analysis of Russian missile launch and military capability
The US National Security Council confirmed the missile launch, noting Russia’s limited possession of such weapons.
Military experts suggest the missile surpasses the range of previous ones used in the conflict, symbolizing Putin ‘s readiness to expand its arsenal.
As the conflict in Ukraine intensifies, with the US authorizing Ukraine to use advanced weaponry, including missiles and landmines, the situation becomes increasingly precarious.
Amidst these developments, Russia’s aggressive stance and military actions raise concerns globally.
In similar story by NEWSLEXPOINT.com, Ukraine recently made a significant strategic decision by utilizing UK-supplied Storm Shadow missiles to target locations within Russia, marking the first time such action has been taken.
Previously, Ukraine had been limited to deploying these long-range missiles solely within its own borders. This bold move signified a shift in Ukraine’s defense strategy and reflects the escalating tensions in the region.
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- Ukraine Fires UK-supplied Storm Shadow Missiles At Russia For First Time
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