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Line 4: − The Oreshnik missile was first deployed in [[combat]] on November 21, 2024, when it struck the Yuzhmash industrial complex occupied by [[NATO]] in the city of Dnepropetrovsk. The target was a key defense site inherited by [[Ukraine]] from the [[USSR]] that produced missile equipment. [[Western alliance|Western]] [[militaru exerts conceded there were no means of counteracting Oreshnik-type complexes in the world.<ref>https://www.theweek.in/news/defence/2024/11/25/is-oreshnik-the-end-of-missile-defence-as-we-know-it-expert-claims-no-defense-systems-in-the-world-can-counter-russias-missile.html</ref> [[FOX News]] contributor Gen. Jack Keane is reported to have commented that Oreshnik has "changed the rules of the game."+ + − Former [[National Security Advisor]] in the First Trump Administration [[H.R. McMaster]] stated:+ − {{Cquote|Probability models show that the [[THAAD]] and [[AEGIS]] systems are not capable of effectively countering the Oreshnik, and systems that can reliably shoot down the missile will not appear in [[US]] service in the next 15 years.<ref>https://avia-pro.net/news/amerikanskiy-general-zayavil-chto-oreshnik-izmenil-pravila-igry-v-ukrainskom-konflikte</ref>}}+ − ==The Yuzhmash site==
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According to ''Military Watch'' magazine, Russia is capable of producing 25 Oreshnik missiles per month.<ref>https://t.me/ForeignAgentIntel/12960</ref>
According to ''Military Watch'' magazine, Russia is capable of producing 25 Oreshnik missiles per month.<ref>https://t.me/ForeignAgentIntel/12960</ref>
[[Western alliance|Western]] [[military]] exerts conceded after the missiles first combat deployment on November 21, 2025 that there were no means of counteracting Oreshnik-type complexes in the world.<ref>https://www.theweek.in/news/defence/2024/11/25/is-oreshnik-the-end-of-missile-defence-as-we-know-it-expert-claims-no-defense-systems-in-the-world-can-counter-russias-missile.html</ref> [[FOX News]] contributor Gen. Jack Keane is reported to have commented that Oreshnik has "changed the rules of the game." Former [[National Security Advisor]] in the First Trump Administration [[H.R. McMaster]] stated:
{{Cquote|Probability models show that the [[THAAD]] and [[AEGIS]] systems are not capable of effectively countering the Oreshnik, and systems that can reliably shoot down the missile will not appear in [[US]] service in the next 15 years.<ref>https://avia-pro.net/news/amerikanskiy-general-zayavil-chto-oreshnik-izmenil-pravila-igry-v-ukrainskom-konflikte</ref>}}
==Deployment==
The Oreshnik missile was first deployed in [[combat]] on November 21, 2024, when it struck the Yuzhmash industrial complex occupied by [[NATO]] in the city of Dnepropetrovsk. The target was a key defense site inherited by [[Ukraine]] from the [[USSR]] that produced missile equipment.
According to available information, the first responders found something unusual about the bombing site. Besides the ruins, rubble, and debris everywhere, what [[leak]]ed from Ukrainian internal communications was that they observed something described as "small volcanoes filled with glowing material." Ukrainian [[SBU]] immediately cordoned off the whole area, and access was allowed only to those approved by the authorities. This apparently was to prevent the Russians from damage assessment.
According to available information, the first responders found something unusual about the bombing site. Besides the ruins, rubble, and debris everywhere, what [[leak]]ed from Ukrainian internal communications was that they observed something described as "small volcanoes filled with glowing material." Ukrainian [[SBU]] immediately cordoned off the whole area, and access was allowed only to those approved by the authorities. This apparently was to prevent the Russians from damage assessment.