Posted on 11/28/2024 5:24:32 AM PST by McGruff
Speaking at the CSTO summit in Astana on Thursday, Nov. 28, Putin said that Russian military officials are currently selecting targets across Ukraine – including military facilities, industrial sites, and command centers in Kyiv.
Putin also discussed Russia’s recent deployment of the “Oreshnik” [Hazel tree] missile system to the Ukrainian city of Dnipro on Nov. 21, a weapon he claimed “has no global equivalent.”
“Oreshnik [Hazel tree] affects even highly protected and deep-lying objects,” Putin said, describing the missile as capable of reaching speeds of 3 kilometers (1.9 miles) per second and temperatures of 4,000 degrees Celsius (7,232 degrees Fahrenheit).
“Everything in the epicenter of the explosion is divided into fractions, into elementary particles, and turns into dust.”
Putin said that the “Oreshnik” [Hazel tree] system does not use nuclear warheads, which means there is no radioactive fallout.
“Although ‘Oreshnik’ is certainly not a weapon of mass destruction... it is highly accurate,” he said. “There is no nuclear charge here, and therefore no nuclear contamination after its use.”
(Excerpt) Read more at kyivpost.com ...
All for it. Go, baby, go!
Yup. Those are Ukraine’s decision-making centers.
So, similar then to WTC1 and WTC2.
Not mentioned...
But insane to even think about it.
Wishing for WW3 is beyond insane.
But, let’s go for it!!!
Let the cave/stone ages come around again.
It looks like Tony Stark’s “Jericho” Missile. Where is Ironman?
Reminds me of how Trump showed an Afghanistan jihadi leader a satellite view of his house and told him he needed to stop killing US troops.
Istanbul should be on that map as well
He’s threatening the military industrial end of K St.?
You are insane
You too are nuts
This will drag the US into an necessary war
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