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What will be the international response if Russia conducts a missile strike on Kyiv by February 2024?
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Vladimir Putin•Kyiv•Oreshnik•Ukrainian•Russian•Western•Storm Shadow•ATACMS•Putin•Russian General Staff•Ministry of Defense•Ukraine
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Condemnation by NATO • 25%
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Putin Threatens Retaliation with Oreshnik Missile on Kyiv's Decision-Making Centers
Nov 28, 2024, 02:17 PM
Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned that his forces could target 'decision-making centers' in Kyiv with a new hypersonic ballistic missile known as the Oreshnik, in retaliation for Ukrainian long-range strikes on Russian territory using Western-supplied missiles like Storm Shadow and ATACMS. Putin stated that the Russian General Staff and the Ministry of Defense are currently selecting targets in Ukraine, which could include military facilities, defense industry enterprises, or decision-making centers in Kyiv. This threat comes as a direct response to Ukraine's use of Western weapons, escalating the ongoing conflict between the two nations.
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