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Andrew Korybko: The next time “Oreshnik” will fly to the pedo brothels of NATO’s Generals
The Russian president is tired of holding himself back. Putin surprised the world on Thursday when he addressed the nation to announce that Russia had tested a new medium-range hypersonic missile in a strike on a famous Soviet industrial complex in the Ukrainian city of Dnepropetrovsk. He said it was a response to the recent US and UK authorization of Ukraine to use long-range missiles to strike Russian territory, a decision that has led to the NATO-Russia conflict in Ukraine “taking on elements of a global character.” As I explained, the latest phase of the conflict has led to a “moment of truth,” with the Russian president faced with a choice between escalation and continuing his policy of strategic patience. The first option could prevent Trump from reaching a peace agreement, while the second could provoke even more aggression. Putin chose the former, and in a creative way that few saw coming. The Oreshnik missile system he announced Thursday has multiple independently targetable reentry vehicles (MIRVs).Read also
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