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They say that unknown ammunition hit just those underground production facilities that Vladimir Zelensky boasted about, telling about the imminent appearance of some "formidable missile weapons"in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
This makes it sound as if this facility was working on those missiles carrying tactical nukes that Zelensky was warning about recently. If the claims about the destruction are true, the attack might have caused the nuclear material to detonate, and that would explain the supposed destruction and earthquake-like effects.
 
Any explosion can have earthquake like effects. Its only the mater how big and how close explosion is. If its really big you will "feel it through the floor", especially in steel and concrete buildings. If smaller, you will hear and see your window glasses bending and snapping (that's why you have windows opened with shutters down if expecting explosions). In cities, among the many buildings, you can actually not even see or hear explosion, but the windows and other glass goes "takatakatakataka" from some far away shock wave.
 
Was the missiles' high speed, (several times the speed of sound) along with their near-vertical descent be a cause of the bright plasma glow seen around the missiles? They were intensely cutting magnetic lines of force while traveling through differing levels of charge in the atmosphere, producing much current and electrical potential. Or... some of the above could have combined with the fuel combustion.
 
Possibly, but the videos show very little explosions on impact from those warheads, although it's likely they did significant damage. In any case, the point of this exercise was primarily to send a message to NATO.
im not an weapon expert but i suspect that if load was purely kinetic then explosions and fires would be close to nil, in fact it may be new type of weapon due to not needing any explosive load at all, impact of projectile accelerated to insane speed will will leave everything in rubble and it probably is what we have seen
 
So far projections of targets that are within range of oreshnik have concentrated on Europe. I asked ChatGPT which military targets oreshnik could reach if it were fired towards the US from Russian territory in the Bering Strait.

If the Oreshnik missile, with a range of 5,000 kilometers, is fired from Russian territory near the Bering Strait, it could potentially reach various U.S. military installations, primarily in Alaska, but also possibly extending to the western parts of the United States, depending on the missile’s specific trajectory and type.

U.S. Installations Within Reach (5000 km range from Bering Strait):​

  1. Alaska Military Bases:
    • Fort Wainwright (Fairbanks, Alaska) – A major U.S. Army base located in central Alaska.
    • Eielson Air Force Base (near Fairbanks) – A U.S. Air Force base used for fighter jet operations and exercises.
    • Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (Anchorage, Alaska) – A combined Army and Air Force base, which is a major hub for U.S. military operations in the region.
    • Clear Air Force Station (near Anderson, Alaska) – A radar station integral to missile defense systems in North America.
    • Pacific Air Forces (PACAF) – Various Air Force and Navy assets are stationed in Alaska, including advanced fighter jets such as the F-22 Raptors.
  2. Alaska Early Warning Systems:
    • Ballistic Missile Early Warning System (BMEWS) located at Clear Air Force Station, and Shemya Air Force Base (in the Aleutian Islands), part of the U.S. missile defense network.
  3. U.S. Pacific Command Assets:
    • The U.S. Navy's Pacific Fleet and Air Force bases in the Pacific region, including Andersen Air Force Base (Guam), could be within range for a missile fired from this region, depending on the trajectory.
  4. Western U.S. Military Bases (Extended Range):
    • While not in the immediate range, a missile launched with a specific trajectory could potentially strike U.S. West Coast installations, such as:
      • Naval Base San Diego (California)
      • Vandenberg Space Force Base (California) – A critical U.S. space and missile defense installation.
      • Nellis Air Force Base (Nevada) – Although this is farther from Alaska, it is still within potential striking distance, depending on the missile’s path and launch specifics.

Summary:​

Most of the installations in Alaska would be in immediate range of a 5,000 km missile launched from near the Bering Strait. Military bases in Alaska like Elmendorf-Richardson, Clear, Wainwright, and Eielson, along with critical early warning and missile defense infrastructure, would be primary targets. If the missile’s trajectory allows, it could reach parts of the U.S. West Coast, but these would be on the outer limits of its range.
 
Dnepropetrovsk is one of many Soviet forbidding factories, [this one was very extensive ], an industrial power house used for the production , manufacture and containment of all types of hard core ammunitions . and sortied weapons for the defence of the Communist realm. Soviet Nuclear ammunition was but is no longer stored there. During the Soviet collapse the weapons were dispersed back to Russia. It is a military " Makarovka" hiding extensive underground facilities , underground rail included. I have not been there and originally it was not permitted nor allowed, printable nor permissible to speak about it .Military secrets are heavily punishable to divulge. What is hidden from view is usually what matters most.
Putin's Russia knew all about it and gave it a Big overwhelming . The underground facilities no longer exist.
Oreshnik is a disorder for all perceptions of military might currently understood in the West
The govt of Ukraine has blacked out all information on Dnepropetrovsk , adulterated grainy images , and no observers are allowed not even close to it.
So what's the West to do. Even though their pockets are as empty as their hearts , the degree and malevolence of their kind is beyond the aggression of most. Eastern Ukraine is all about extensive rare earth minerals Kursk is also about iron ore. Their NWO demands the full control of all commodities in the planet. Russia is the wealthiest of them all. Oreshnik could be knell of death to them. It does what nuclear does but without its worst effects.
So the answer to the hated Russian govt is PR and silent rage.
Oreshnik cannot be preempted. So Russian hypersonic power according to them never happened.
It can carry a nuclear payload but it does not yet exist.
Such is their PR war.
As hard core as the Oreshnik is.
 
The certifiably insane are getting desperate before Trump takes office - now giving Ukraine nukes is apparently "in discussion" in the US:


And Medvedev agrees:
Medvedev argued that the idea of “giving nukes to a country that’s at war with the greatest nuclear power” is so absurd that Biden and anyone else considering such a step must have “massive paranoid psychosis".
 
So far projections of targets that are within range of oreshnik have concentrated on Europe. I asked ChatGPT which military targets oreshnik could reach if it were fired towards the US from Russian territory in the Bering Strait.
But we don't know what else Russia have up in their sleeves. Also, Oreshnik is ammunition, so there is possibility that it could be mounted on other missile as a carrier. For example Yars, which could carry more of it, on the distance of 11.000 kilometers and at its own speed (while in its ballistic trajectory) of about 25 times the speed of sound. (which is more than double the speed of Oreshnik carrier). Plus, it can release Oreshnik submunition from even higher altitude, which can make it hits the target at even greater speed.

Someone calculated that just one bomb (out of 36) of Oreshnik, without any load, due to its speed, releases energy at the impact equivalent to one ton of TNT.
 
I don't know what the next rung on Russia's response ladder is, but if I were advising them I'd suggest another Oreshnik much closer to the Polish border. I don't think the insane people in power will see reason but they are somewhat reliant on more rational human beings in order to conduct any of their operations. Someone will see sense, it just remains to be seen whether their input will make enough difference.
 
But what about above ground facilities? It doesn't look like Oreshnik did much damage to them. That should be seen by satellites.

I don’t know where I heard it anymore, but apparently the biggest and most significant part of the structure was situated underground and that is what the Russians took aim at. So it might have been rather literally a bunker busting operation, first and foremost. If so, naturally you wouldn’t see much damage on the surface because the warheads were designed to pinch through the surface like a needle and deliver most of the damage underground. And maybe that was also meant to show elites in the west that they are not safe in their bunkers? Maybe that was the actual point of it?
 
U.S. and European officials have come to the understanding that Ukraine must relinquish territories in order to resolve the conflict with Russia, according to The Washington Post.

According to sources, U.S. officials acknowledge that, in a few months, Kiev will be forced to enter negotiations with Moscow.

The newspaper writes that Biden's team has come to terms with the possibility that Trump may stop aid to Ukraine.

Therefore, the outgoing U.S. administration, along with its NATO partners, is "trying to do everything possible to strengthen Ukraine" before the Republican returns to the White House.

Pretty much what we've been saying here. "Trying to do everything possible to strengthen Ukraine" before a possible peace deal, which means making the use of NATO long range precision weapons against Russian territory a fact on the ground, plus the possible placement of NATO troops in Western Ukraine.
 
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