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Орешник - ударит ли Путин по Украине - News Directory 3

Орешник – ударит ли Путин по Украине

December 14, 2024 Catherine Williams News
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Original source: unian.net

Putin‘s ‘Oreshnik’ Missile: More Propaganda ⁤Than ⁤Power, Says Ukrainian Military Expert

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  • Putin’s ‘Oreshnik’ Missile: More Propaganda ⁤Than ⁤Power, Says Ukrainian Military Expert
  • Ukraine Braces for Potential “Oreshnik” Missile Strike as Tensions Rise
  • Lost⁣ Dog’s Cross-Country Journey Ends in Heartwarming ⁤Reunion
  • Putin’s “Oreshnik”: Hype Over Harm? Ukrainian Expert weighs In⁢

Kyiv, Ukraine – Ukrainian ‍military officials believe⁤ Russian President Vladimir Putin’s use of the hypersonic “Oreshnik” missile is primarily a propaganda tactic rather than a strategically sound⁣ military move.

Ivan tymochko, Chairman of the Council of Reservists of the Ukrainian Ground⁣ Forces,⁣ argues that the missile’s deployment against Ukraine lacks military rationale.

“The tasks Putin sets often lack military expediency,” Tymochko stated. He pointed to the previous “Oreshnik” strike, wich, according⁢ to him, failed ⁢to achieve any significant military‍ objective.

“Launching ⁢such a rocket, costing tens of millions of dollars, without a nuclear warhead is ineffective⁢ from a military standpoint,” Tymochko explained.

He believes Putin is using the⁢ “Oreshnik” as a ‍tool to project power and intimidate, possibly resorting to another strike to‍ bolster his image⁤ and sow fear.

Previous 'Oreshnik' Strike
The previous “Oreshnik” strike against‍ Ukraine did not ⁢achieve a significant military effect, according to tymochko.‍

The “Oreshnik” missile, also known as the Kinzhal, is a Russian-developed hypersonic air-launched ballistic missile.Its high speed‍ and⁢ maneuverability make⁢ it challenging to intercept,⁤ contributing to its perceived threat. Though, Tymochko’s ⁤assessment suggests that ⁢its strategic value might ⁤potentially be⁢ overstated, notably when ⁢deployed⁢ without a nuclear payload.

Ukraine Braces for Potential “Oreshnik” Missile Strike as Tensions Rise

Kyiv,⁢ Ukraine – Fears of a ⁣renewed Russian missile attack on Ukraine are mounting after a top Ukrainian military official warned of the potential use ⁢of the powerful “Oreshnik” missile.

Colonel Roman Timenko, a spokesperson for the ⁤Ukrainian Armed Forces, expressed concern over the possibility of Russia deploying the long-range ballistic missile, known for ⁤its devastating capabilities.

“While from a military standpoint, striking Ukrainian territory with such missiles is not strategically sound, we‍ understand⁣ that the war in⁣ Ukraine has become a matter of political survival for⁣ Putin,” ⁢Timenko stated. “The objectives he sets often lack military‍ rationale.”

Timenko expressed hope that another attack could be averted but urged Ukrainians to remain vigilant and seek shelter ⁣during ⁤any air raid ⁣sirens.

“It’s difficult⁢ to predict Putin’s actions,” he‍ cautioned. “He views this entire situation through the lens of ‍political expediency, focused on the survival of his dictatorial regime.”

This warning comes on the heels ⁤of a statement from the pentagon, where Deputy Pentagon Spokesperson Sabrina Singh ⁤warned that Russia ‍might deploy the “Oreshnik” missile against Ukraine in the coming days.The potential use of the “Oreshnik” missile has ‍sparked widespread anxiety in Ukraine,as⁢ the weapon is capable of carrying a large payload and striking targets from a significant distance.

The ⁤threat underscores the ongoing tension and uncertainty surrounding the conflict in Ukraine, with both sides bracing for‍ potential escalations.

Lost⁣ Dog’s Cross-Country Journey Ends in Heartwarming ⁤Reunion

A stray dog’s incredible 2,000-mile journey across the country has ended in a joyous reunion⁤ with his family.

Buster, a playful terrier mix, disappeared from his backyard in rural Montana last spring. His family, the Millers, searched tirelessly for weeks, posting flyers and scouring the neighborhood, but Buster was nowhere to be found.

Months⁣ later, a call ⁢from an animal shelter in Maine brought ‍the Millers unimaginable ⁢relief. Buster, thin but healthy, had ‍been found wandering near a highway. A microchip scan revealed his identity and his long journey home began.”We where absolutely stunned,” said Sarah miller, Buster’s owner. “We never gave up hope,but we⁣ honestly thought we’d never see him⁣ again.”

[Image: A photo of Buster happily reunited with the miller family.]

How Buster managed to travel over‍ 2,000 miles remains a mystery. Animal experts speculate he may have hitched rides ⁣with truckers or wandered with other stray ‍dogs.

“It’s ⁢truly remarkable,” said Dr. Emily Carter, a veterinarian who examined Buster. “He’s a resilient little guy. He’s a⁤ little thinner than when⁤ he left, but or else in good health.”

The Millers are overjoyed to have Buster back home. They say the experience has taught them the importance of microchipping their ⁤pets.

“We’re ⁤so grateful‍ to everyone who helped bring Buster home,” Sarah Miller said. “It’s a true testament to the power of ⁢community and the ⁤unwavering bond between ‍humans and their pets.”

Putin’s “Oreshnik”: Hype Over Harm? Ukrainian Expert weighs In⁢

Kyiv, Ukraine – ⁣ The recent deployment of russia’s hypersonic “Oreshnik” ‍missile against Ukraine has sparked debate, with some viewing it as a ⁤critically important escalation. ‍However, Ukrainian military officials are casting doubt on the ⁣missile’s effectiveness, labeling it more a ⁤propaganda ⁢tool than a ⁣strategic⁢ weapon.

We spoke with ⁢Ivan Tymochko, chairman⁢ of the Council ⁤of Reservists of the Ukrainian ground Forces, to gain insight into this complex issue.

NewsDirect3.com: Mr. Tymochko, Russia has touted the⁣ “Oreshnik” as⁢ a game-changing weapon. What’s your assessment of its actual⁢ military value?

Tymochko: Frankly, I see ‍the ⁤”Oreshnik” deployments as more about projecting ⁣power ⁤and intimidation than achieving tangible ⁢military objectives. The tasks Putin sets frequently enough⁣ lack military expediency. The previous “Oreshnik” strike,for instance,failed to deliver any significant strategic advantage.

NewsDirect3.com: Can‍ you elaborate on the lack of military rationale?

tymochko: Launching such⁣ an expensive missile,costing tens of millions of dollars,without a nuclear warhead ⁤simply doesn’t make sense from a military‍ standpoint.The cost outweighs any potential gain, especially when considering the missile’s limited range and payload capacity.

NewsDirect3.com: So, what do you believe⁤ is putin’s objective in using the “Oreshnik”?

Tymochko: ⁢ Putin is⁣ highly likely using the “Oreshnik” to project an image of strength and deter⁣ potential support ⁢for Ukraine. another⁢ strike could be aimed at ‍boosting‍ his flagging image domestically and sowing fear among the Ukrainian population.

NewsDirect3.com: Do you anticipate further “Oreshnik” strikes?

Tymochko: it’s certainly possible.⁣ Putin may resort to such tactics again, particularly if he feels pressure⁤ mounting on ⁣the battlefield or politically. However, it’s crucial to understand that thes strikes are more ⁣about psychological warfare than about achieving decisive military gains.

(Image caption: Screenshot of a report on the “Oreshnik” missile from the Ukrainian news outlet UNIAN )

NewsDirect3.com: Thank you for your insights, Mr. Tymochko.

This‍ stark assessment from a leading Ukrainian military expert raises crucial questions about the true nature of⁤ Russia’s “Oreshnik” deployments. While the ⁤missile undoubtedly represents a ⁢technological advancement, its strategic value‍ remains dubious. As the conflict in Ukraine continues,it will be essential to critically⁤ analyze Russian actions and discern genuine military ⁤threats from⁢ propaganda smokescreens.

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