Oreshnik Missile: A New Threat Emerges in the Ukraine War 🇷🇺🇺🇦
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Whispers of a New Storm: Dissecting the Oreshnik Missile Threat
The digital battlefield crackles with a new name: Oreshnik. From grainy footage emerging from Ukraine to pronouncements from the Kremlin, whispers of this new Russian missile are growing louder, stoking fears and fueling speculation. YouTube videos paint a fragmented picture of this emerging threat, some proclaiming its unstoppable power, others questioning its true capabilities. Understanding the Oreshnik, its potential impact on the war in Ukraine, and the ripple effects across Europe is crucial. This page curates and analyzes key YouTube content to provide a clearer understanding of this new dimension in the ongoing conflict.
Oreshnik: Deciphering the Digital Chatter
Putin’s Claims vs. Reality: Several videos feature Putin’s claims of the Oreshnik’s invincibility, a narrative challenged by expert analysis suggesting it’s a modified version of existing Russian missile technology. Is this a genuine leap forward or propaganda designed to bolster morale and sow fear?
Technical Specifications and Capabilities: Videos offer snippets of information regarding the Oreshnik’s range, speed, and potential payload, with some even discussing the chilling possibility of sub-munitions. Piecing these details together is vital to understanding the true nature of this weapon.
Impact on the Battlefield: Footage and commentary examine the aftermath of purported Oreshnik strikes in Ukraine, raising questions about its effectiveness against specific targets and the overall strategic implications for the war.
NATO Concerns: The potential range of the Oreshnik, possibly extending across much of Europe, introduces a new layer of complexity to the conflict and underscores growing concerns within NATO countries.
The Oreshnik’s Shadow: Propaganda and the Future of Warfare
The emergence of the Oreshnik is more than just the introduction of a new weapon; it’s a potent symbol in the information war. Russia’s claims of its unstoppable nature need rigorous scrutiny. While some analysts point to similarities with existing systems, others warn of the potential for rapid technological advancements. The truth likely lies somewhere in between. The key question becomes, how will this impact the dynamic of the war in Ukraine, and will it further escalate tensions between Russia and the West?
The Story Continues…
This compilation of YouTube content offers a glimpse into the evolving narrative surrounding the Oreshnik missile. Scroll down to delve into the videos, dissect the claims, and form your own informed opinion about this new threat in the heart of Europe. The fog of war is thick, but by examining these fragments of information, we can begin to understand the shape of the battles to come.
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Putin amenaza con atacar puestos de mando en Kiev con el nuevo misil hipersónico OreshnikDW Español75,871 views | 3,679 | November 29 2024 17:39:35 (397 comments)[ Read more … ]
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Putin claims new Oreshnik missile is unstoppable, sparking doubtsVoice of America18,920 views | 175 | November 29 2024 21:36:56 (95 comments)[ Read more … ]
Russia struck Dnipro, Ukraine, with an experimental Oreshnik medium-range ballistic missile on November 21. Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed the day after that the missile could not be intercepted. The claim is likely false. Leonid Martynyuk explains.
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Russia की Oreshnik Missile | 13000 Km की Speed | 15 मिनट में Ukraine साफ #shorts #russiaukrainewarSmart Research Center1,049 views | 71 | November 30 2024 14:30:30 (2 comments)[ Read more … ]
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Russia’s attack on Ukraine on 24th February 2022, marked a significant escalation of the Russo-Ukrainian War, which began in 2014. This war, the largest and deadliest conflict in Europe since World War II, has caused hundreds of thousands of military casualties and tens of thousands of civilian casualties. However, since the West, especially the United States has openly supported Ukraine with weapons and billions of dollars in aid in the armed confrontation with Russia, the situation is only getting worse with time.
Ukraine’s military used several long-range ATACMS provided by the United States to strike a military and civilian airfield in the Kursk area of Russia on 25th November and a few days later on 27th November, it launched a barrage of the United Kingdom’s Storm Shadow cruise missiles into Russia, marking a significant tipping point in the struggle which entered its 1,000th day this week.
The dust has settled in Dnipro, Ukraine, where investigators are analyzing the wreckage at a weapons factory struck by a new Russian intermediate-range ballistic missile last week. But the debate continues over the strategic impact of the missile, known as the Oreshnik, both on the battlefield in Ukraine and what it means for NATO states in Europe.
President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia touted the missile as an example of Russian technological prowess, built by a domestic military industry unimpeded by Western economic sanctions. Experts say it appears to share many features with other missiles that Russia has developed.
Is it a new weapon?
The Pentagon says the Oreshnik is a tweak of Russia’s RS-26 Rubezh missile, an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) that has been tested since 2011.
The name Oreshnik means “hazelnut tree” — a potential reference to its sub-munitions, which resemble clusters of hazelnuts, said Timothy Wright, an expert on Russian missiles at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, a London-based research group.
There are some physical differences between the Oreshnik and Rubezh missile systems. Wreckage from the crash site shows that the Oreshnik measured about three and a half feet in circumference, compared to nearly six feet for the Rubezh, according to Mr. Wright.
That might be because the Oreshnik is designed to fly shorter distances than the Rubezh. As an intercontinental ballistic missile, the Rubezh would effectively be able to reach targets anywhere on earth, experts said, while an intermediate ballistic missile like the Oreshnik would only be able to fly about 3,410 miles. That would allow it to reach most of Europe.
What is the new missile’s range?
ussian military expert Ilya Kramnik told the pro-Kremlin newspaper Izvestiya it is likely that the new missile, whose development has been classified until now, is at the upper end of medium-range missiles.
‘It is likely that we are dealing with a new generation of Russian intermediate-range missiles [with a range of] 2,500-3,000km (1,550-1,860 miles) and potentially extending to 5,000km (3,100 miles), but not intercontinental,” he says.
This could put almost the whole of Europe within range, but not the US.
“It is obviously equipped with a separating warhead with individual guidance units,” Kramnik added.
He suggested that it could be a reduced version of the Yars-M missile complex, which is an ICBM.
Russia was reported to have started production of a new version of this missile complex last year which included much more mobile independent warheads.
Another expert, Dmitry Kornev, told the paper the Oreshnik could have been created on the basis of the shorter-range Iskander missiles – already commonly used on Ukraine – but with a new-generation engine.
An Iskander with an enlarged engine was used at the Kapustin Yar test site in southern Russia last spring, he said, adding that this may well have been the Oreshnik. Thursday’s missile was fired into Ukraine from the same site.
How much damage did it do?
the Oreshnik was capable of overcoming any existing modern missile defence systems. It could also destroy well-protected bunkers at great depths without using a nuclear warhead, he said, although there is no evidence of underground facilities being destroyed at the Dnipro plant.
Another Russian analyst, Igor Korotchenko, told Tass news agency the missile had multiple independently guided warheads, adding that the “practically simultaneous arrival of the warheads at the target” was extremely effective.
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