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Russia vows continued testing of nuke-capable missile after Ukraine strike

Russia vows continued testing of nuke-capable missile after Ukraine strike

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has made several statements regarding the development and testing of an experimental hypersonic missile, dubbed the Oreshnik. According to Putin, Russia will continue to test the missile in combat and has already begun serial production.

Donald Tusk
Civic Platform
1. Depending on the objectives and the range of this weapon, it can strike targets on the entire territory of Europe, which sets it apart from other types of long-range precision-guided weapons.
2. The war in the east is entering a decisive phase. We all know this.
Vladimir Putin
Kremlin
1. As has been said already, we'll be continuing these tests, including in combat conditions, depending on the situation and nature of threats being posed to Russia's security, especially considering that we have enough of such items, such systems ready for use in stock.
2. The tests [of the missile system] have passed successfully, and I congratulate you all on that.
Volodymyr Zelenskiy
Ukraine Government
1. On my behalf, the Minister of Defence of Ukraine is already holding meetings with our partners regarding new air defence systems capable of protecting lives from new risks.
2. We must be aware that 'comrade' Putin will keep trying to intimidate us.
3. Using another country not just for terror but also to test new weapons for terror is clearly an international crime.
Sabrina Singh
Pentagon
1. An IRBM and an ICBM, they can have similar flight paths. They can have high trajectories.