A PROPAGANDA ARM OF SOROS, THE BILLIONAIRES AND PRIVATE BANKSTRS, THE NEW YORK TIMES, HAS ADMITTED THAT RUSSIA IS SERIOUS ABOUT TURNING EUROPE INTO RADIOACTIVE DUST
THE TENTATIVE ADMISSION MAY NOT BE ENOUGH AS THE SOROS, ROTHSCHILD AND WESTERN LEADERS CONTINUE TO AGGRESSIVELY ATTACK RUSSIAN AND CHINESE CORE INTERESTS
Summary
Russia fired new hypersonic weapon which Europec annot defend against
Oreshnik missile did not have a nuclear warhead but still caused so much damage to a gas storage facility that panic has broken out in the Ukraine, Kiev residents urged to evacuate the city
Moscow upset by fall of Maduro, Western troop plan in Ukraine, attack on his residence is sneding a message to the West
The message is Berlin, Paris, Brussels, London are minutes away from nuclear evisceration and so is Mar a Lago....
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/09/world/europe/putin-russia-ukraine-oreshnik-europe.html?rref=world
Putin Delivers a Warning to Europe at Mach 10
A nuclear-capable missile fired into Ukraine near Poland sent a message to Europe days after its leaders agreed to postwar security guarantees, Russian analysts said.
Jan. 9, 2026, 3:24 p.m. ET
The message came screaming through the skies at 8,000 miles per hour.
Early Friday morning, for just the second time since its all-out invasion of Ukraine, Russia fired a nuclear-capable Oreshnik missile — a hypersonic intermediate-range ballistic weapon that until recently was banned under international treaty.
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The site that was struck is about 40 miles from the border with Poland, a NATO country. Britain and France, fellow members of the alliance, said this week that they were prepared to deploy troops to Ukraine to guarantee postwar peace. If they were to follow through, their forces most likely would be stationed in the area that Russia hit on Friday.
Moscow has said repeatedly, including in remarks by the Foreign Ministry spokeswoman on Thursday, that any NATO forces on Ukrainian soil would be a legitimate military target for Russia. By firing the Oreshnik, which has a range covering almost all of Europe, Moscow showed how it could carry out its threat both inside Ukraine and well beyond.
That the missile is capable of carrying nuclear warheads only added to the menace, as strong European support of Ukraine has led President Vladimir V. Putin to declare that Europe has all but declared war against Russia.
“The Oreshnik is not a weapon of war against Ukraine; it is a weapon of war against Europe,” said Sergei Markov, a pro-Kremlin political analyst, noting that Moscow regularly uses plenty of other weapons to attack Ukraine.
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Whatever the case, Mr. Markov and other pro-Kremlin analysts said Friday’s strike was not primarily about any attack on a presidential dacha.
It was, they said, directly related to the security commitments that European governments agreed to in Paris earlier this week. In addition to the “military hubs” that Britain and France said they would establish on Ukrainian territory once fighting stops, Germany said it would send troops to NATO countries bordering Ukraine.
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“That is why the strike was delivered right next to the border,” Mr. Markov said.
Cheering the missile strike, Dmitri Medvedev, a former president turned Kremlin attack dog, said it should bring Russia’s adversaries to their senses, likening it to an injection of an antipsychotic medication.
Some Russian analysts said that in firing the Oreshnik, the Kremlin was also sending a message to the Trump administration.
Mr. Putin has argued that Russia is winning the war and has said that his military is prepared to fight until it has achieved all of its objectives. The Kremlin, these analysts said, wants the Trump administration to know that the war will end only if the United States and Ukraine’s European allies push Kyiv to concede.
Mr. Putin has hailed the Oreshnik as a symbol of Russian military might and technological innovation. He has called the missile, which slammed into Ukraine at speeds exceeding Mach 10, an unstoppable tool in Moscow’s arsenal. Ukraine has no air defenses that can bring it down.
European and Ukrainian officials called the use of the missile an escalation of Moscow’s war, just as the United States is pushing for an end to the conflict. They also called it a warning to all of Europe, where many leaders say that if Ukraine falls to Russia, other countries could follow.
The strike functions as a “reminder to the whole continent that there is an option of strategic strike against any target with little warning, short flight time and likely no reliable interception capability,” said Dmitry Stefanovich, a Moscow-based researcher with the Institute of World Economy and International Relations.
Further raising the threat, Mr. Stefanovich said, is the fact that Moscow can launch intermediate-range ballistic missiles from multiple places, including from neighboring Belarus.
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Last month, the Kremlin released a video of what it said was the deployment of the Oreshnik system in Belarus, a major point of concern for its NATO neighbors — Poland, Lithuania and Latvia.
The missile launched on Friday was believed to have come from another site, Kapustin Yar, near Astrakhan in southwestern Russia.
The Oreshnik can carry conventional or dummy warheads in addition to nuclear ones. A Ukrainian assessment that the warheads in the missile fired on Friday held no explosives was one sign that it had been launched largely to send a message.
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The sub-munitions that the warhead released were “kinetic” — meaning that they contained solid pieces of metal, not explosives — and caused little damage, said Col. Roman Kostenko, the secretary of the defense and intelligence committee in Ukraine’s Parliament. Traveling at supersonic speed, the metal still carried enough energy to smash through buildings, vehicles or people.
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Using such an expensive system — Russia most likely can produce only a small number each year (IS THIS LIKELY IN 2026? IS IT MORE LIKELY THAT RUSSIA WILL HAVE PRIORITIZED PRODUCING LOTS OF ORESHNIKI) — to inflict limited damage confirmed that the military effect of the launch was secondary to the “political benefit” of trying to intimidate Europe, Mr. Lewis said.
Mr. Putin “is trying to manipulate a sense of nuclear risk to restrain or discourage the West from aiding Ukraine,” he said. “But each time they fire an Oreshnik, it loses a little bit of its shock value.”
)UNTIL MAR A LAGO, CREEK ISLAND, NEW YORK, TEL AVIV, DC, BRUSSELS, LONDON, BERLIN AND PARIS ARE VAPORISED, THAT IS)
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