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The '''Oreshnik''' (hazelnut tree) is a high-precision medium-range [[hypersonic]] [[missile]] with both [[nuclear]] and non-nuclear<ref>variant options including [[thermobaric]].</ref>  MaRV (maneuverable reentry vehicle) capabilities delivering 36 warheads. It is believed the reentry vehicles have their own guidance and propulsion system. Oreshnik fly's at speeds of up to Mach 10 (around 7,600 miles/12,200km per hour/3 km per sec.), or ten times the speed of sound. The high velocity makes it stealthy and difficult to track, virtually impossible to intercept, much less target, after the boost phase by the most advanced [[NATO]] missile defense systems thanks to a plasma bubble. The missile hits its target at a temperature of 4000 Celsius, turning everything into dust. The [[weapon]] produces nuclear-scale destruction without being nuclear - not providing long term [[radioactive]] damage to the environment.  

The '''Oreshnik''' (hazelnut tree) is a high-precision medium-range [[hypersonic]] [[missile]] with both [[nuclear]] and non-nuclear<ref>variant options including [[thermobaric]].</ref>  MaRV (maneuverable reentry vehicle) capabilities delivering 36 warheads. It is believed the reentry vehicles have their own guidance and propulsion system. Oreshnik fly's at speeds of up to Mach 10 (around 7,600 miles/12,200km per hour/3 km per sec.), or ten times the speed of sound. The high velocity makes it stealthy and difficult to track, virtually impossible to intercept, much less target, after the boost phase by the most advanced [[NATO]] missile defense systems thanks to a plasma bubble. The missile hits its target at a temperature of 4000 Celsius, turning everything into dust. The [[weapon]] produces nuclear-scale destruction without being nuclear - not providing long term [[radioactive]] damage to the environment.  

[[Western alliance|Western]] [[military]] experts conceded after the first combat deployment of the missile on November 21, 2024, 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> 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]] experts conceded after the first combat deployment of the missile on November 21, 2024, that there were no means of counteracting Oreshnik-type [[innovation]]s  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> According to ''Military Watch'' magazine, Russia is capable of producing 25 Oreshnik missiles per month.<ref>https://t.me/ForeignAgentIntel/12960</ref>  

Oreshnik missiles can reach any [[NATO]] location, and there are 40 high-priority bases whose neutralization will cripple NATO in [[Europe]] for good. [[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 Gen. [[H.R. McMaster]] stated:

Oreshnik missiles can reach any [[NATO]] location, and there are 40 high-priority bases whose neutralization will cripple NATO in [[Europe]] for good. [[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 Gen. [[H.R. McMaster]] stated: