Ukraine Warns of Imminent Russian Oreshnik Missile Launch
- Ukraine's Air Force warned of a likely launch of a medium-range ballistic missile from the Kapustin Yar test range and advised civilians to follow air raid alerts and seek shelter when sirens sound.
- Russian military drills involving four-hour Oreshnik missile launch exercises are underway, with calls for public vigilance.
- Russia launched an aerial assault on May 24 including 600 drones, 90 missiles, and two Oreshnik ballistic missiles that struck near Bila Tserkva and in the Donetsk region.
- US lawmaker Jim Himes stated that Russia's use of the Oreshnik missile may allow Kyiv and Western analysts to study its debris, raising questions about the missile's effectiveness.
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Ukraine warns of another Oreshnik strike within 24 hours after U.S. passes on Russian warning
Ukraine has received information from the United States that Russia may launch an Oreshnik medium-range ballistic missile before June 14, the Ukrainian news outlets Zerkalo Nedeli and RBC-Ukraine reported, citing a source in the Ukrainian government.
Russia can use a missile within 24 hours.
Ukraine expects an attack with the Russian super robot Oreshnik. – Right now there is a threat of a potential attack, says Colonel Yuriy Ignat, spokesman for the Ukrainian Air Force to Expressen.
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