Oreshnik: Russian missile considered more threat than weapon

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The Russian hypersonic ballistic missile Oreshnik has been described as more of a threat than an effective weapon.
President Vladimir Putin announced plans for more testing of the Oreshnik missile under "combat conditions" following its use against Ukraine in November 2024.
The missile's potential impact on strategic military capabilities is a subject of discussion among defense analysts.
Concerns surrounding the Oreshnik include its ability to penetrate missile defense systems and its implications for regional security.
The ongoing development and testing of the missile continue to raise alarms among neighboring countries and NATO members.

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Oreshnik: Ο ρωσικός πύραυλος που μετρά περισσότερο ως απειλή παρά ως όπλοPhilenews · 14 days ago

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The Russian hypersonic ballistic missile Oreshnik has been described as more of a threat than an effective weapon.
President Vladimir Putin announced plans for more testing of the Oreshnik missile under "combat conditions" following its use against Ukraine in November 2024.
The missile's potential impact on strategic military capabilities is a subject of discussion among defense analysts.
Concerns surrounding the Oreshnik include its ability to penetrate missile defense systems and its implications for regional security.
The ongoing development and testing of the missile continue to raise alarms among neighboring countries and NATO members.

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