Where is the “36” coming from as opposed to 6?
The Orenschik missile carries 6 main supersonic warheads that split into 6 submunitions before impact. 1 missile * 6 MIRV warheads * 6 submunitions = 36.
Here’s my understanding based on some information I read a couple days ago. The missile has 6 MIRV re-entry vehicles. Then each of those six deploy six separate munitions. That’s 6 x 6 = 36.
The MIRV vehicles deploy at high altitude and can be independently targeted. The six warheads deployed at lower altitude. I don’t know how much steering ability they have, but the time is very short to change attitude. Maybe they can be instructed to hit different buildings within a compound or complex.