Ukrainian and Polish experts have recently challenged Russian President Vladimir Putin’s claims that the Oreshnik intermediate-range ballistic missile is undetectable by NATO’s current missile defense systems.

After analyzing the remains of a missile used in January of this year in Lviv, Ukrainian experts have pointed out that the missile in question is an experimental 2017 made only with parts manufactured in the weapons. Russia and Belarus.

Technical evidence suggests that Oreshnik is part of the Soviet infrastructure modernization projects and is not a new solution.

On the other hand, Polish experts have noticed that in the initial phase the missile, although it moves at high speed, is not capable of maneuvering in the trajectory being exposed to Western systems.

The data goes in favor of early American classifications according to which Oreshnik is a development j of the old Russian system, RS-26 Rubezh.

Source: prizrenpost