After warning U.S. officials of its intention to launch, Russia lobbed a mysterious new ballistic missile—initially mistaken ...

Putin said the missile was called the “Oreshnik” — Russian for “hazelnut ... reach an air base in Poland and 17 minutes to reach NATO’s headquarters in Brussels. T-shirts have appeared ...

The Western public is stunned by the statement about a hypothetical technological duel with the use of the Russian Oreshnik missile and NATO's missile defense on the example of some facility in Kiev.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has claimed that the warheads of the Oreshnik missile system, commonly known as RS-26, can ...

Officials say that Russia and Belarus will hold a joint military exercise in September, part of efforts by the two neighbors ...

The report indicates that Russia is developing the Iskander-1000 missile with the intention of targeting NATO weaponry located within Ukraine. Russia to deploy Oreshnik missile systems in Belarus ...

She added that the U.S. does not consider this missile — called the Oreshnik — a game changer ... its next use could be against Ukraine’s NATO allies who allowed Kyiv to use their longer ...

The army of the aggressor country, russia, has probably launched a second Oreshnik missile over Ukraine. According to unconfirmed information, the missile malfunctioned and fell on russian territory.

A Forbes report had quoted Kirill Sazonov, a Ukrainian war correspondent, to claim that Russia launched the Oreshnik missile towards Kyiv, but it malfunctioned ...

The Sarmat missile is designed to replace the Soviet R-36M ICBM, which was given the name Satan in NATO countries. The earliest version ... the allegedly newest ballistic missile called Oreshnik. The ...