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U.S. Defense Warns of Possible Russian IRBM Launch

“Oreshnik” Missile Deployment Reported Amid Escalating Tensions

The U.S. Department of Defense has issued a warning about a potential launch of Russia’s Intermediate-Range Ballistic Missile (IRBM) “Oreshnik” within the next 24 hours. The alert comes after a series of long-range strikes by NATO forces against Russian targets, further heightening tensions between the two sides.

Reports indicate that the missile system has already been deployed, with Russian forces awaiting a launch order from President Vladimir Putin. The development underscores the growing risks of escalation in the ongoing conflict.

The situation remains fluid, and international leaders are closely monitoring for further developments.

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