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Russian “Oreshnik” IRBM assembled from outdated components Ukrainian specialists have examined the wreckage of the new Russian ballistic missile “Oreshnik” and found that it was built using old parts. According to experts, many components were manufactured no later than 2016–2017, including Russian and Belarusian elements (from the Integral plant... show more

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