Amid escalating tensions, Saudi Arabia is forming a 'defensive' coalition, while Iran depicts an attack on an Egypt LNG platform as an Israeli false flag. Reports also suggest Iran's missiles are more powerful than Oreshnik, and the IRCG claims to have destroyed F-35s in Jordan.

A Washington think tank reports that Russia has nearly exhausted its supply of Oreshnik intermediate-range ballistic missiles, with only one operational missile remaining.

Russia launched the 'Oreshnik' medium-range ballistic missile into the Kyiv region on May 24, with President Putin stating it was solely to collect data for future attacks.

The Belarusian opposition movement claims that Russia has deployed its 'Oreshnik' complex at the former Kričev-6 air force base in Belarus's Mogilev region.

Ukraine has stated that Russia's Oreshnik missile is 'not cutting-edge' as claimed by Moscow, after examining parts of the weapon, challenging Russian assertions about its advanced capabilities.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's use of the 'Oreshnik' missile for strikes against Ukraine is not expected to yield the desired results, with US intelligence reportedly already examining missile debris.

Russia has launched its latest missile and drone assault on Kyiv, reportedly featuring the hypersonic Oreshnik, signaling a dangerous escalation in the conflict.

Experts suggest that Russia's deployment of the Oreshnik missile, intended to send a strong message, may instead indicate a hidden weakness for President Putin.

Analysts from the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) suggest that Russia may have launched two 'Oreshnik' missiles on May 24. This assessment comes amidst ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

Russia used an Oreshnik missile, capable of carrying nuclear warheads, during its Sunday bombardment of Kyiv, a weapon experts consider part of the Kremlin's intimidation strategy against the West.

Ukrainian President Zelensky has called for a global response to massive Russian air attacks and confirmed the use of a new feared weapon by Moscow. Reports indicate Russia has used its 'indestructible' Oreshnik strategic missile, which travels at 10 times the speed of sound, three times.

Russia has reportedly deployed its Oreshnik missile in a massive attack targeting the Kiev region, marking a significant escalation in military actions.

A video has emerged reportedly showing the impact location of an 'Oreshnik' missile near the city of Bila Tserkva in Ukraine's Kyiv region.

Evropski lideri osudili su danas novi ruski napad na Kijev, u kom je poginulo najmanje dvoje, a povređeno više od 30 ljudi.

Satellites have detected the Oreshnik hypersonic missile at a former Soviet military airfield in Belarus, 5km from the Russian border, capable of reaching all of Europe.

During the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, Vladimir Putin stated that a third 'Oreshnik' missile strike during the Russia-Ukraine war was for testing purposes, successfully hitting a barn.

Kyiv analysts believe they have discovered a major technical vulnerability in Russia's widely publicized 'Oreshnik' missile program, potentially causing missiles to miss targets by tens of kilometers.

The Oreshnik supermissile, designed to carry nuclear warheads, reportedly failed during a test with conventional cluster bombs, falling on Russian soldiers due to a synchronization error.

Russia reportedly used a hypersonic ballistic missile, "Oreshnik," in a mass shelling of Ukraine on May 24, with Ukrainian sources mocking the attack's effectiveness. Russia's Ministry of Defense claimed all strikes were successful against military targets.

A recent heavy attack on Kyiv by Russia, which reportedly included the use of the Oreshnik missile, has raised concerns about Ukraine's ability to intercept the faster, longer-range weapon.

The EU and Ukraine held an emergency summit following fears of an imminent attack on Kyiv, potentially involving Oreshnik missiles, after threats from Lavrov.

Jurgita Šukevičienė, chair of the Seimas Education and Science Committee, noted that while some Lithuanian educational institutions are prepared for a potential air attack threat, others need to improve, following an air attack warning issued in some parts of the country this week.

A Ukrainian Member of Parliament has stated that Ukraine has launched carrier rockets into space twice since the war began. The MP also proposed that Ukraine should develop kinetic interception capabilities for Oreshnik-type missiles and establish dedicated Space Forces.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko warned that his country could use the Russian 'Oreshnik' missile system, capable of carrying nuclear weapons, if NATO or Ukraine attack targets on Belarusian territory.

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said NATO should regard Russia's medium-range Oreshnik missiles deployed in Belarus as a legitimate military target.

A report indicates that Russia's nuclear-capable Oreshnik missiles suffer from serious accuracy problems because they rely on Soviet-era guidance technology from the 1970s, potentially causing them to miss targets by dozens of kilometers.

Ukraine's Air Force has issued a warning about a high probability of missile launches, including Oreshnik ballistic missiles, from Russia's Kapustin Yar training ground within the next 24 hours.

The Oreshnik, which Russia first fired against Ukraine in 2024, and most recently last month, has a range of over 5,000 km (3,100 miles).

Details of Russia's cognitive warfare strategies have been revealed, including the use of the 'Oreshnik' ballistic missile in an attack on Kyiv, primarily aimed at sowing fear and uncertainty rather than physical destruction.

A run-down town in Russia's southeast has been identified as the launchpad for the Oreshnik ballistic missiles used by Putin to attack Ukraine, though local residents know little about the site.

Russia's 'Oreshnik' missile, presented by the Kremlin as a revolutionary new weapon, was reportedly assembled in 2017 using older technologies, according to a Reuters analysis of debris.

Ukrainian analysts are assessing whether Russia's Oreshnik missile, used multiple times against Ukraine, is an undefendable 'wonder weapon' or a costly deterrent aimed at intimidating Europe.

A peculiar detail was captured in several videos as warheads from Russia's 'Oreshnik' ballistic missiles appeared in the night sky over Kyiv on May 24, with no typical impact sounds despite the rumble.

Despite propaganda, Russia's hypersonic missile Oreshnik has reportedly caused surprisingly little damage in Ukraine due to technical limitations and false ammunition, proving to be an expensive failure.

Russia's recent Oreshnik hypersonic missile strike on Bila Tserkva, estimated to cost $400 million, reportedly misfired and failed to achieve its intended propaganda or military goals. The incident has been described as a costly and ineffective exercise for Russia.

Russian forces reportedly launched two Oreshnik ballistic missiles over the weekend, with one hitting Bila Tserkva and the other possibly failing and crashing into Russian-occupied Donetsk Oblast.

Russia reportedly struck Kyiv with a hypersonic ballistic missile, identified as the Oreshnik, during an attack, showcasing its advanced capabilities. In response, India highlights its own comparable MIRV-equipped Agni-V missile, which boasts even higher speeds.

All debris from an alleged “Oreshnik” missile has been collected and handed over for further analysis, following an incident.

Era stato annunciato dall’ambasciatore americano a Kiev un attacco eccezionale di Mosca contro l’Ucraina e così è stato. I missili utilizzati sono progettati per attacchi nucleari

Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenka has commented on Ukraine's statements that the Oreshnik missile complex deployed in Belarus should be considered a legitimate target by NATO, stating he is not saying they will strike Vilnius tomorrow.