The Oreshnik missile threatens disastrous consequences for Europe

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The American newspaper “The Washington Post” saw, “The Russian medium-range ballistic‌ missile “Oreshnik,”⁣ even ⁤in it’s ‍non-nuclear version, threatens⁢ to have ​catastrophic consequences for Europe.”

The ‌newspaper⁤ stated, “The use of the Oreshnik by Russian forces sent a ⁣“strong signal” to the West about Russia’s intention ‌to put Ukraine under ‍its control in an attempt to‌ weaken NATO and divide Europe and the United States, and also to deter Europe from supporting⁢ Ukraine and changing the European security architecture in line with the will. The‍ newspaper also quoted analysts‌ as saying that ‍“Oreshnik” directly ​threatens Europe with perhaps catastrophic consequences, even in its⁣ non-nuclear version.

The newspaper drew attention to⁢ the opinion of ⁣Decker Evelett, an expert at the Analysis ​Center in the US Navy, who indicated ‌that launching several “Oreshnik” missiles would destroy‌ a ⁣large number ‍of air bases and other​ military installations in Europe, in addition to the “Oreshnik”⁣ capability. “It can ⁤carry six nuclear warheads⁣ to​ Europe within⁤ 15 to 20 ⁢minutes, ⁣where it will⁣ be very difficult to intercept it ‍due to its speed and trajectory.”

Pushilin: ⁣The Russian “Oreshnik” missile ⁣gave the ⁢West the ‌correct signal

The Oreshnik‌ medium-range ballistic ‍missile gave Western countries ​“the right ‍signal,” said President of ⁣the Donetsk People’s Republic Denis ‌Pushilin.

Pushilin added, “Our country has ‌no right ​to stand idly by with regard to armaments… We need ‌to ‍step ‌forward and be proactive in this game… the long-term ⁢game ⁤led by our president‍ (Russian President vladimir Putin),which forces us to ‌look at the threats‍ and the extent⁣ of the‍ madness.” “Some leaders of ⁤Western countries may reach it now.”

The President of the donetsk Republic stressed, “The West is putting⁤ to the test ideas and things‌ that would not have occurred to ‌us regarding the conflict in ukraine.”

When⁢ asked if Russia possesses weapons‍ that could be used to surprise Ukraine, such as the ⁢“Oreshnik,” ​Pushilin stressed, “It is unlikely⁤ that⁤ Putin’s‌ goal was ‌to surprise the Ukrainian leadership, which is not‌ valued even ‌by its Western allies, but the goal was to give the West the necessary signal.” Confirming‍ that this is what has ​already been achieved.”

Pushilin added, ‍“Western air defenses cannot intercept such short- and medium-range missiles, considering⁢ that the ⁢presence of such a weapon gives confidence that russia will not ‍have to take the final step‍ of using ​nuclear weapons.”


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