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Posted on 01/08/2026 2:50:32 PM PST by janetjanet998
CCTV footage shows a Russian Oreshnik intermediate-range ballistic missile (IRBM) striking Lviv
Kyiv getting rocked too
LIVE: Ukraine real-time skyline cameras from Kyiv, Kharkiv, Donetsk, Lviv
https://rumble.com/v73o3oa-live-ukraine-real-time-skyline-cameras-from-kyiv-kharkiv-donetsk-sumy.html
Not any buffer than any other big missile they use. Only difference is this one did not hit a hospital or apartment building.
Video in which one can hear the powerful explosions in Lviv, a city located at the westernmost end of Ukrainian territory.
https://x.com/L_ThinkTank/status/2009386821407351179
Rumble is such a sewer of advertising. I can’t view any of 3 posted videos.
This one’s from 8 days ago
Ukraine reporting the missile hit a “critical infrastructure facility” in Lviv.
I don’t understand why Rumble doesn’t work for me. Tried innumerable times, but to no avail. Get nothing each time.
Neither did I.
Got it. Thank you.
I remember seeing footage from the last time the Russians used an Oreshnik on Ukraine, and that missile comes in HOT.
It just instantly pulverizes its target.
“Kyiv getting rocked too”
No way are those streaks from Russian missiles.
“I remember seeing footage from the last time the Russians used an Oreshnik on Ukraine, and that missile comes in HOT.
It just instantly pulverizes its target.”
Delta7 was totally embarrassed seeing the small crater after claiming it pulverized everything within a quarter mile radius.
“No way are those streaks from Russian missiles.”
Yep, there was a post by a Zeeper (who now resides primary in the Ghetto) saying that Russian missiles were ‘rusty’ and thus would not work. So she agrees with you, FAKE NEWS (except if you’re in Ukraine, that is).
Your post is so silly!
It caused a big hole in the ground.
I guess it worked then...
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