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🇷🇺💥 Putin unveils next-gen deterrence: Oreshnik hypersonic missile to enter combat duty by year’s end “By the end of the year, a medium-range missile system with the Oreshnik hypersonic missile will be deployed for combat duty.” Speaking on Strategic Missile Forces Day, Putin praised Russia’s evolving military capabilities highlighting... advances in electronic warfare, unmanned systems, and nuclear modernization. The Oreshnik system, first used in combat on 21 November 2024, is designed to pierce deep defenses with speed and precision. Its deployment comes as Russia prioritizes strategic nuclear forces as the “main deterrent” and a guarantor of global balance: “They will continue to play a key role in deterring the aggressor and maintaining the balance of power in the world.” Putin also noted ongoing joint exercises with foreign partners, who are being trained using combat experience gained during the Special Military Operation.show more

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🤡 Putin: The ‘Oreshnik’ missile system can be equipped with nuclear warheads. Russia says it successfully tested the new nuclear-capable “Sarmat” missile and plans to place it on combat duty by the end of the year. Putin says the missile’s range could exceed 35,000 km. The total power of the ‘Sarmat’ missile exceeds that of any Western equivalent by more than four times. Russia is developing advanced missile systems “without global equivalents.”

🤡 Putin: The ‘Oreshnik’ missile system can be equipped with nuclear warheads. Russia says it successfully tested the new nuclear-capable “Sarmat” missile and plans to place it on combat duty by the end of the year. Putin says the missile’s range could exceed 35,000 km. The total power of the ‘Sarmat’ missile exceeds that of any Western equivalent by more than four times. Russia is developing advanced missile systems “without global equivalents.”

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❗️Putin’s statements on the use of the “Oreshnik” missile system during a meeting with the Ministry of Defense and defense industry leadership: •Yesterday, the “Oreshnik” tests were successful. We have a stockpile of these systems; •The “Oreshnik” system is not a modernization of Soviet systems but the result of work in the conditions of the new Russia; •Russia will continue testing the latest missiles, including in combat conditions; •No other country in the world has such weapons yet, but sooner or later, they will appear in other nations as well; •The “Oreshnik” system is not a strategic weapon or a weapon of mass destruction; it is a precision weapon; •As of today, there are no systems capable of intercepting the “Oreshnik”; •A decision has been made to begin mass production of the “Oreshnik.” It will be deployed in the Strategic Missile Forces; •Russia is also developing several other systems similar to the “Oreshnik.” 🔎And of course more threats in the end: Commander of the Strategic Missile Forces Karakayev: The “Oreshnik” complex can target the entirety of Europe.

❗️Putin’s statements on the use of the “Oreshnik” missile system during a meeting with the Ministry of Defense and defense industry leadership: •Yesterday, the “Oreshnik” tests were successful. We have a stockpile of these systems; •The “Oreshnik” system is not a modernization of Soviet systems but the result of work in the conditions of the new Russia; •Russia will continue testing the latest missiles, including in combat conditions; •No other country in the world has such weapons yet, but sooner or later, they will appear in other nations as well; •The “Oreshnik” system is not a strategic weapon or a weapon of mass destruction; it is a precision weapon; •As of today, there are no systems capable of intercepting the “Oreshnik”; •A decision has been made to begin mass production of the “Oreshnik.” It will be deployed in the Strategic Missile Forces; •Russia is also developing several other systems similar to the “Oreshnik.” 🔎And of course more threats in the end: Commander of the Strategic Missile Forces Karakayev: The “Oreshnik” complex can target the entirety of Europe.

Maria Drutska 🇺🇦

102,476 views • 1 year ago

🇷🇺 Putin says Russia's nuclear and missile programs are advancing on every front, with no Western equivalent in sight. - The first Sarmat missile regiment, which Putin calls the most powerful missile system in the world, will be deployed by end of year - The Oreshnik system can be equipped with nuclear warheads - Work on the Poseidon underwater nuclear drone and the Burevestnik nuclear-powered cruise missile is in its final stages - Putin says Russia was forced into this path after the U.S. withdrew from the ABM Treaty - Work to improve the Kinzhal hypersonic missile continues Poseidon, Burevestnik, Sarmat, Oreshnik, Kinzhal. Russia named its weapons better than anyone else in the business. Source: RIA

🇷🇺 Putin says Russia's nuclear and missile programs are advancing on every front, with no Western equivalent in sight. - The first Sarmat missile regiment, which Putin calls the most powerful missile system in the world, will be deployed by end of year - The Oreshnik system can be equipped with nuclear warheads - Work on the Poseidon underwater nuclear drone and the Burevestnik nuclear-powered cruise missile is in its final stages - Putin says Russia was forced into this path after the U.S. withdrew from the ABM Treaty - Work to improve the Kinzhal hypersonic missile continues Poseidon, Burevestnik, Sarmat, Oreshnik, Kinzhal. Russia named its weapons better than anyone else in the business. Source: RIA

Mario Nawfal

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🇷🇺 Russia unveils its new Oreshnik missile system for the first time The system has been deployed on combat duty in Belarus The Oreshnik missile travels through the upper atmosphere, making it invisible to Ukraine’s air defense radars — and effectively impossible to intercept

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The Other Side Media

58,267 views • 8 months ago

Putin held a surprise meeting with the commander of the Strategic Missile Forces. He announced that the “Sarmat” strategic missile system will be put on combat duty by the end of 2026. Putin said that Russia was forced to reconsider how to ensure its strategic security after the U.S. withdrew from the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty. The Ministry of Defense released footage of the Sarmat tests.

Putin held a surprise meeting with the commander of the Strategic Missile Forces. He announced that the “Sarmat” strategic missile system will be put on combat duty by the end of 2026. Putin said that Russia was forced to reconsider how to ensure its strategic security after the U.S. withdrew from the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty. The Ministry of Defense released footage of the Sarmat tests.

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Oreshnik on combat duty in Belarus — Europe now within 5,500 km range The Russian Defense Ministry claims that the Oreshnik missile system transferred to Russia has already gone on combat duty in Belarus. Oreshnik is an experimental Russian medium-range missile system that uses ballistic missiles. It was first employed in November 2024 during a strike on Dnipro. Its estimated range is up to 5,500 km, which puts half of Europe within reach. Earlier, U.S. researchers identified a likely deployment site for the Oreshnik — the former Krichev-6 military airfield in the Mogilev region, just five kilometers from the Russian border.

Oreshnik on combat duty in Belarus — Europe now within 5,500 km range The Russian Defense Ministry claims that the Oreshnik missile system transferred to Russia has already gone on combat duty in Belarus. Oreshnik is an experimental Russian medium-range missile system that uses ballistic missiles. It was first employed in November 2024 during a strike on Dnipro. Its estimated range is up to 5,500 km, which puts half of Europe within reach. Earlier, U.S. researchers identified a likely deployment site for the Oreshnik — the former Krichev-6 military airfield in the Mogilev region, just five kilometers from the Russian border.

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BREAKING: 🇧🇾🇷🇺 Belarus now owns one of the most advanced missile systems "Oreshnik" - President Lukashenko announced "Oreshnik has been with us since yesterday, and is on combat duty" Massive applause as Lukashenko announces Oreshnik missile deployment in Belarus

BREAKING: 🇧🇾🇷🇺 Belarus now owns one of the most advanced missile systems "Oreshnik" - President Lukashenko announced "Oreshnik has been with us since yesterday, and is on combat duty" Massive applause as Lukashenko announces Oreshnik missile deployment in Belarus

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🚨🇷🇺Putin explains how Russia tested the Oreshnik missile in Ukraine Russia has not carried out a single full-scale combat use of the Oreshnik missile system in Ukraine, President Vladimir Putin said during a meeting with international news agency leaders at SPIEF. The launches that have taken place were tests intended to assess the system's performance and gather data for its future full-scale deployment. Putin described the tests as important for the missile complex's future full-scale use.

🚨🇷🇺Putin explains how Russia tested the Oreshnik missile in Ukraine Russia has not carried out a single full-scale combat use of the Oreshnik missile system in Ukraine, President Vladimir Putin said during a meeting with international news agency leaders at SPIEF. The launches that have taken place were tests intended to assess the system's performance and gather data for its future full-scale deployment. Putin described the tests as important for the missile complex's future full-scale use.

Sputnik

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Russia and Belarus have started joint military exercises on the combat use of nuclear weapons on May 19 through May 21. 64,000 troops will participate in the exercises. Russia's Strategic Missile Forces, the Northern and Pacific Fleets, long-range aviation, and some forces from the Leningrad and Central Military Districts are involved. According to Russia, the exercises involve more than 200 missile launchers, over 140 aircraft, 73 surface ships, and 13 submarines. Video attached: footage from the Zapad-2025 joint Russia-Belarus military exercises (September 2025), which included training with nuclear-capable systems and hypersonic missiles near NATO borders. Source: BBC

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Anton Gerashchenko

151,564 views • 3 months ago

🇷🇺 Russia successfully test-launches new Sarmat missile It is the most powerful missile system in the world, with an operational range exceeding 35,000 kilometers By the end of this year, the Sarmat will be placed on combat duty in the Russian army

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The Other Side Media

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JUST IN: Russia says it successfully tested the new nuclear-capable Sarmat missile and plans to place it on combat duty later this year. Putin claimed the missile could have a range of more than 35,000 km.

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Lord Bebo

16,602 views • 3 months ago

🚨🇷🇺 Russia’s Ministry of Defense has released footage showing what it describes as the deployment of the hypersonic ballistic missile system “Oreshnik” to combat duty in Belarus. According to Russian statements, the missile has a claimed range of up to 5,500 km. Independent verification of its operational status, performance, and combat use remains limited. Western analysts suggest the system may be positioned near the former Krichev-6 airbase in Belarus’s Mogilev region. If operational as described, launches from Belarus would significantly reduce warning times for targets across parts of Europe. Analysts note that such deployments primarily affect strategic signaling and deterrence calculations rather than indicating imminent use. The development comes amid heightened tensions between Russia and NATO, underscoring ongoing concerns about missile proliferation, escalation dynamics, and early warning stability in the region.

🚨🇷🇺 Russia’s Ministry of Defense has released footage showing what it describes as the deployment of the hypersonic ballistic missile system “Oreshnik” to combat duty in Belarus. According to Russian statements, the missile has a claimed range of up to 5,500 km. Independent verification of its operational status, performance, and combat use remains limited. Western analysts suggest the system may be positioned near the former Krichev-6 airbase in Belarus’s Mogilev region. If operational as described, launches from Belarus would significantly reduce warning times for targets across parts of Europe. Analysts note that such deployments primarily affect strategic signaling and deterrence calculations rather than indicating imminent use. The development comes amid heightened tensions between Russia and NATO, underscoring ongoing concerns about missile proliferation, escalation dynamics, and early warning stability in the region.

Defence Index

72,636 views • 8 months ago

Putin: Last tests of the Burevestnik missile, which has unlimited range and is powered by a nuclear power plant, are completed. Unique product. No one else in the world has it. [Russia is in trouble, so Putin is again threatening the world, as he did with nukes and Oreshnik.]

Putin: Last tests of the Burevestnik missile, which has unlimited range and is powered by a nuclear power plant, are completed. Unique product. No one else in the world has it. [Russia is in trouble, so Putin is again threatening the world, as he did with nukes and Oreshnik.]

Tymofiy Mylovanov

78,199 views • 10 months ago

🇷🇺 From Burevestnik’s unbounded range to the serial production of Oreshnik, the new era of Russian deterrence is here. Putin just confirmed: · The Avangard hypersonic glide system is now deployed. · Oreshnik, Russia’s new medium-range missile, has entered mass production. · Sarmat, a heavy ICBM capable of evading any defense system, will be fully operational in 2026. All were long-planned. All are on schedule. Russia, he said, threatens no one. But it will not be stopped.

🇷🇺 From Burevestnik’s unbounded range to the serial production of Oreshnik, the new era of Russian deterrence is here. Putin just confirmed: · The Avangard hypersonic glide system is now deployed. · Oreshnik, Russia’s new medium-range missile, has entered mass production. · Sarmat, a heavy ICBM capable of evading any defense system, will be fully operational in 2026. All were long-planned. All are on schedule. Russia, he said, threatens no one. But it will not be stopped.

DD Geopolitics

41,751 views • 9 months ago

🇷🇺🇺🇸 “Oreshnik” Missile Sparks Alarm in the West: U.S. Air Defense Systems Outpaced Russia’s classified “Oreshnik” missile complex has been the subject of Western computer simulations, producing alarming results. With speeds reportedly reaching 10–11 Mach, the simulations show that even advanced systems like the Patriot missile defense are unable to intercept “Oreshnik” warheads at engagement range, raising questions about the efficacy of U.S. air defense technology. This development underscores the missile’s potential to redefine global military dynamics. During a Q&A session, Putin proposed a “technological duel” in Kiev, challenging the West to pit its missile defense systems against the capabilities of “Oreshnik.”

🇷🇺🇺🇸 “Oreshnik” Missile Sparks Alarm in the West: U.S. Air Defense Systems Outpaced Russia’s classified “Oreshnik” missile complex has been the subject of Western computer simulations, producing alarming results. With speeds reportedly reaching 10–11 Mach, the simulations show that even advanced systems like the Patriot missile defense are unable to intercept “Oreshnik” warheads at engagement range, raising questions about the efficacy of U.S. air defense technology. This development underscores the missile’s potential to redefine global military dynamics. During a Q&A session, Putin proposed a “technological duel” in Kiev, challenging the West to pit its missile defense systems against the capabilities of “Oreshnik.”

DD Geopolitics

506,298 views • 1 year ago

"PUTIN'S ORESHNIK MISSILE STRIKES FEAR IN MACRON" In a speech to military personnel, French President Emmanuel Macron stated that Europe and France must develop and acquire weapons systems similar to Russia's Oreshnik hypersonic missile to maintain strategic credibility and a balance of power. 📌Macron: "We have just observed, for the second time, the firing of a very long-range missile known as 'Oreshnik' by Russia" "This is a very clear signal - We are within range of these shots" "If we want to remain credible, we Europeans and especially France, which has certain technologies must equip ourselves with these new types of weapons that can change the situation in the short term"

"PUTIN'S ORESHNIK MISSILE STRIKES FEAR IN MACRON" In a speech to military personnel, French President Emmanuel Macron stated that Europe and France must develop and acquire weapons systems similar to Russia's Oreshnik hypersonic missile to maintain strategic credibility and a balance of power. 📌Macron: "We have just observed, for the second time, the firing of a very long-range missile known as 'Oreshnik' by Russia" "This is a very clear signal - We are within range of these shots" "If we want to remain credible, we Europeans and especially France, which has certain technologies must equip ourselves with these new types of weapons that can change the situation in the short term"

WORLD AT WAR

17,310 views • 7 months ago