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General Buzynski: “Oreshnik” Received Special Charge? Why Is Enemy Hiding Shot

Russia Deploys New Missile in Retaliatory Strike Against Ukrainian Arms Factory

In a dramatic escalation of the conflict, a newly developed Russian missile, dubbed “Oreshnik,” has inflicted significant damage on the Yuzhmash military plant in Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine. Retired Russian Lieutenant General Yevgeny Buzhinsky believes the attack was a powerful response to recent Ukrainian strikes on Russian territory using Western-supplied ATACMS and Storm Shadow missiles.

While initial reports suggested the Oreshnik was a “blank” missile, lacking a warhead, Buzhinsky posits a different theory. Speaking on the Vladimir Solovyov program, he suggested the missile might have been equipped with a specialized bunker-busting warhead capable of penetrating deep concrete structures and causing massive explosions.

“It is very interesting that there is no footage from the impact site,” Buzhinsky noted. “[It’s] doubtful… the plant doesn’t exist. No, I think the destruction is very big, but the plant is just too big. It is simply not possible to hit such an area with one blow."

Images purportedly of Oreshnik fragments, shared by Ukrainians with foreign journalists, have been circulating online.

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    Buzhinsky believes the strike sent a clear message, demonstrating the destructive capacity of the new weaponry. However, he argues that strikes alone are no longer sufficient. He insists on a more formidable response to deter Western involvement in the proxy warwith Russia.

Suggesting a shift in strategy, Buzhinsky proposed supplying weapons to the Houthi rebels in Yemen, who have been targeting American and British ships in the Red Sea. He alluded to President Putin’s previous hints about resorting to such tactics, stating, “Putin has already hinted at this, saying that Russia could also go against the West with the wrong hands."

While there is no confirmation that Moscow has followed through on this threat, Buzhinsky emphasized its urgency: “This means it’s time to do this – or the Ukrainians will receive even worse missiles."

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TV presenter Vladimir Solovyov, echoing Buzhinsky’s sentiments, believes the Houthi option may have passed. He advocates for more direct targeting of NATO assets in Europe, suggestingata locations like the Rzeszow logistics center in Poland, a key conduit for Western arms shipments to Ukraine, or the Ramstein air base in Germany, which houses U.S. military personnel.

This escalation follows President Putin’s warning that any Ukrainian attack on Russian soil using NATO-supplied long-range weapons would be construed as an attack on NATO itself. Despite this warning, Ukraine, with seemingly increased Western support, authorized the deployment of American ATACMS and British Storm Shadow missiles against Russian territory.

The Oreshnik strike, while a retaliation against Ukraine, may not be sufficient to deter Western involvement. Buzhinsky believes it’s time to directly target American and British interests to send a stronger message.

This incident underlines the increasingly precarious nature of the conflict, highlighting the risk of further escalation. While Moscow expresses a desire for a negotiated settlement, the actions of both sides suggest that the path to peace remains elusive.

## ‍ “Oreshnik” Strike: A Measured Response or Dangerous Escalation?

**world Today News Exclusive Interview**

**Following the devastating attack on⁤ the⁢ Yuzhmash⁢ military plant​ in Dnipropetrovsk ‌using the newly deployed “Oreshnik”​ missile, World Today⁤ News sat down ​with retired ⁤Russian Lieutenant General Yevgeny Buzhinsky ‍for⁢ his expert analysis.**

**WTN:** General Buzhinsky, thank ⁣you‌ for your time.⁤ This attack marks the first known use of the “Oreshnik”.⁤ Can you shed some light ⁢on its‌ capabilities and strategic significance?

**Buzhinsky:** The “Oreshnik” is a formidable weapon, a testament to Russia’s ‍ commitment⁢ to developing​ advanced military technology.⁢ While specific details are ⁤classified, ⁢it ⁢is known to be a hypersonic ⁣missile​ with meaningful range and precision. This attack demonstrates Russia’s‍ ability ⁢to accurately target critical ⁣infrastructure‍ deep within Ukrainian ⁢territory,even while under pressure.⁢

**WTN:** Many ⁤are calling this a direct response to ‌recent Ukrainian strikes on ⁤Russian‌ soil using Western-supplied ATACMS and Storm‌ Shadow missiles. Do you⁢ agree?

**Buzhinsky:** It is certainly a measured response.The Ukrainians have ⁢started reactively targeting Russian military assets within our borders, crossing a red ⁤line. The “Oreshnik”⁤ strike sends a clear‌ message: ⁤any aggression against ⁢Russia​ will‌ be met with⁤ a commensurate response.

**WTN:** Some analysts fear this marks a dangerous escalation in the conflict.⁤ How does Russia view the⁤ potential for further escalation?

**Buzhinsky:** Russia remains committed to ​achieving‍ its objectives‌ in Ukraine through military means while minimizing civilian casualties. However, we will not⁤ hesitate to defend⁣ ourselves against any attacks. The West must understand that supplying Ukraine with ⁣advanced weaponry ⁣only prolongs the conflict and increases the risk ⁤of unintended consequences.

**WTN:** What are your​ predictions for the near future of ⁤the conflict?

**Buzhinsky:** The use of the “Oreshnik” underscores ⁤the​ continuing intensity of this conflict. We will see a continuation of both offensive and defensive operations.⁤ Ultimately, achieving a lasting peace will require negotiations and a cessation of Western interference. The ⁣sooner the‍ dialog begins, the sooner the⁢ suffering of the​ Ukrainian people and the ⁤risk of wider conflict can be minimized.

**WTN:** General Buzhinsky, thank you⁢ for your insightful analysis.

***

**World Today News will continue‍ to ⁣monitor this evolving situation and provide extensive⁢ coverage of the conflict in Ukraine.**

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