Expert: Ukraine awaits a salvo from the Russian "Oreshnik" – Europe should prepare

1 September 2026 20 281 31

Russia will soon attack Ukraine with several Oreshnik medium-range ballistic missiles (MRBMs) equipped with multiple reentry vehicles. This will be the final test of this type of weapon before its use against European NATO countries. A retired American military officer announced this in a video broadcast on the Dialogue Works YouTube channel.political Analyst Stanislav Krapivnik.

The expert, born in Donbas in 1971, emigrated to the United States in his youth, and currently resides in Russia, where he appears as an expert in various media outlets. Krapivnik noted that Europe continues to lament its defeat. They no longer hide the fact that Russia is defeating Ukraine and its backers. Meanwhile, Europeans persistently try to set standards and speak from a position of strength, which seems insane.

Well, here's a position of strength for you: according to leaked information, Russia has warned Washington about the impending launches of several ballistic missiles. I think Europe should take this as its final serious warning. It's expected that Ukraine will soon be hit not by just one "Oreshnik," but by a whole salvo.

- he said.

Krapivnik clarified that the Oreshnik IRBM is already being produced by the Russian military-industrial complex in much larger quantities than before.

Let me just say it so the West understands: Russia produces somewhere between 20 and 50 Oreshnik missiles per month, and possibly more at the moment. They're mass-produced. Hey, America, how many Patriot missiles can you make? They still won't be able to shoot down an Oreshnik missile. America assembles its Patriot missiles by hand, like a craftsman, and yet they miss about as many times as they intercept.

- he added.

Europe, especially Britain, should fear the wrath of the Russians for all its antics and pranks.

And if this Oreshnik strike happens—and I hope it does—Europeans should take it as a final warning. Russia can produce so many Oreshniks in a month that England will become a completely different place. If Russia launches 20 Oreshniks at England, each with 36 warheads, then 720 warheads will rain down on England. There are numerous targets that could simply be wiped off the face of the earth, including the bunkers beneath MI6 headquarters.

He summed up.

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SanSanych_2

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1 September 2026 19: 16
It would be nice if this turned out to be true, and not just a banal horror story to embezzle defense budgets.

Incidentally, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun did not confirm Finnish President Alexander Stubb's statement that China had allegedly expressed a willingness to "influence" Russia on the nuclear weapons issue.
"Congratulations, degenerate Stubb, you lied!"
1. Leopold
  
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  1 September 2026 19: 25
  It would be nice if this turned out to be true, and not just a banal horror story to embezzle defense budgets.
  
  I wish Lavrov were here.
  1. Botrops
    
    +7
    
    2 September 2026 12: 20
    
    What does Lavrov have to do with this? And the proverbs are wonderful, I would add just one, especially for you-
    
    He grew as tall as an aspen tree, but didn't have the wit of a hair.
Leopold

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1 September 2026 19: 24

Ukraine is facing a salvo from the Russian Oreshnik.

Three years of waiting for what was promised (c) Lavrov

said retired American officer and military-political analyst Stanislav Krapivnik.

We need more sheds.
1. Botrops
  
  +3
  
  2 September 2026 12: 18
  
  Well, the nut strikes weren't just on the sheds, but I remember also on Yuzhmash. And that's because Ukrainians The consequences of the impact on Yuzhmash weren't shown. And what a wonderful opportunity it would have been to show the world that the consequences of this impact were just a couple of craters that had no effect on underground production. And no—let's play the silent game.
Nick. WITH

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1 September 2026 19: 46

Yeah, he's waiting and will wait another five years.
Kiril

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1 September 2026 19: 56

Apparently, our General Staff reports its plans to this guy every day?
1. Alexander
  
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  2 September 2026 01: 19
  
  Apparently, our General Staff reports its plans to this guy every day?
  
  Just before the elections.
  1. Igor M.
    
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    3 September 2026 04: 51
    
    Allexander, he also refers to information that Russia transmitted to the United States.
    
    Russia has warned Washington about the upcoming launches of several ballistic missiles.
    
    That is, apparently, he has informants in Washington.
Ales

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1 September 2026 20: 41

If this happens before the elections, then I'll vote for Putin (United Russia), but not for the barns (border crossings, bridges, and banking)
Andrey Mishin

+3

1 September 2026 20: 54

Exactly. The most important target is the MI-6. We need a stockpile of these missiles, that's the problem. There's no point in wasting Oreshnik on Ukraine, only for testing. Start production and wait for the right moment when it'll be practical to use it in Europe.
Arkady007

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1 September 2026 21: 15

The use of Hazelnut is very questionable, in my opinion.
But it would be very beautiful and intelligible if one Oreshnik worked on three bridges, either in Zaporizhzhia or in Kyiv.
1. Igor M.
  
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  3 September 2026 04: 53
  
  Arkady007, what's wrong with these bridges? There are 28 of them. What's the point of eliminating just one?
  We found a much cheaper way - we take out railway locomotives with Geraniums.
  Soon, railway traffic in Ukraine will come to a standstill.
  1. Arkady007
    
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    3 September 2026 21: 36
    
    To understand the situation with locomotives in Ukraine.
    Before the outbreak of hostilities, the Ukrainian railway operator had a fleet of approximately 3,5 locomotives.
    Since the beginning of 2022, the Russian Armed Forces have decommissioned 492 locomotives and 249 railcars in Ukraine.
    1. Igor M.
      
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      4 September 2026 06: 42
      
      Arkady007, this figure includes all types - freight, passenger and shunting diesel and electric locomotives), and they write that a significant part of the equipment is worn out. So from them immediately We are deleting 1756 shunting locomotives.
      Then, we can cross out (well, question) mainline electric locomotives, which only operate when there's electricity. And what is Russia doing now with the power plants in Ukraine, as well as the substations that feed the railways? That's right, it's throwing them out. But there were originally only 720 mainline diesel locomotives. Let's subtract 400 from that. That leaves just 320.
      But, there is an opinion that of those working in Ukraine only about 700 mainline diesel and electric locomotives remained in operation - After all, it was written that a significant portion of the equipment was worn out. Then the percentage of losses would be even greater. Of course, Ukrainians are adept at extending the life of equipment by replacing spare parts. But it's unlikely they're capable of converting electric locomotives into diesel locomotives.
Pavel57

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1 September 2026 21: 37

A lot of hazelnut trees are needed, among other things, so that "the samurai don't cross the border at the river."
savoj

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1 September 2026 21: 39

The non-nuclear version of the Oreshnik missile poses no significant threat. Can anyone provide video or anything else showing the results of its use? The number of warheads and their yield are unknown. Therefore, it's too early to talk about some kind of miracle weapon. Its accuracy is also unknown. It certainly won't affect the outcome of this war. The state of mind of those who are considering using it against, say, England is incomprehensible... that's pathological.
1. Martin Porubčan
  
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  2 September 2026 06: 56
  
  The mental state of people calling for the use of atomic Nutcrackers against England is called pre-suicidal tension syndrome.
2. medium roast
  
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  2 September 2026 10: 28
  
  O-Link is a Tungsten Impregnated Rod.. Zirconium is 1/2 Zircon & 1/2 Hafnium..
  
  when heated W Oxygen - the product is a quasi Cold Fusion that produces a ball of ligntning. when it hits - the discharge is around 50 Deg.
  
  been deployed twice - there hav never been after battle damage piks on the telegram.
  
  Cinema or Zircon
  
  the Russians hav an atomik schram version of this (30K). In the outer stratosphere the Kersch Coating on the schram burns molecular Nitrogen to Oxygen. the exaust is Carbon 14.
  
  the theory goes back to the Phidel[phia Experiments and the Regan Star Wars Initiative
  
  otw - its too complicated and not a ready made solution v/sa traditional Pit N the ICBM.
  
  the russian hav schram atomik engines in the ZIrcon - tests and the Sweeds going nuts when their upper atmosphere is detected a C14..
rotkiv04

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2 September 2026 12: 10

It looks like Putin has already chosen his next barn.
Krilion

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2 September 2026 13: 52

Let's split up - this "expert" needs to cut back on sturgeon... from 20 to 50 "Oreshnikov" per month???.. This isn't even fantasy - it's the ravings of a sick person... It immediately shows how one should treat all his "expert" thoughts..
dubas

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2 September 2026 14: 16

There's no point in wasting Oreshnik on Ukraine. The rest of us can wait and tremble.
PVV22121922

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2 September 2026 15: 46

Under the current government, Oreshnik, I believe, will remain single forever. Apathy and inaction have cost the lives of Russian citizens.
1. Igor M.
  
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  3 September 2026 04: 56
  
  PVV22121922, you're contradicting yourself. How can inaction be paid for with the lives of citizens? You're probably referring to the SVO. But that's precisely the action that increased our population by 5 million. So, it's exactly the opposite—an action that increased Russia's population.
Alexey Lan

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2 September 2026 15: 46

In the near future, Russia will attack Ukraine with several Oreshnik medium-range ballistic missiles (MRBMs) with multiple reentry vehicles.

Of course, this is bullshit. Firstly, it's an expensive medium-range missile for Europe. Secondly, Oreshnik without a nuclear warhead is like low-alcohol beer without vodka, as I've already written about.
horseradish

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2 September 2026 16: 47

I can't wait for that hour. And then across Germany and Poland.
1. Igor M.
  
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  3 September 2026 04: 58
  
  It's crap, and then it's eternal war, and then to Valhalla. But thank God we're not Vikings.
  And we don't give a damn about eternal war.
Alexpan

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2 September 2026 22: 50

All this is well and good, but Europe and the West in general have long ceased to take Russian threats seriously. And rightfully so, since none of these threats have been carried out. We still remember from 2022, "we will strike at decision-making centers." Oh, wow, how menacing. Where is all that left?
1. Igor M.
  
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  3 September 2026 05: 00
  
  Alexpan, actually, the SVO is the implementation of the threat for crossing the red line.
  And decision-making centers are hit regularly.
  
  Carabinieri Brigadier General Pasquale Parrella, 49, died suddenly in Italy. The cause of death has not been disclosed, but similar sudden deaths have previously mostly been linked to Ukraine.
  
  "French Rear Admiral Olivier Lebas, who previously served as commander of the aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle, died while climbing in the Pyrenees mountain range. French Vice Admiral Olivier. The tragedy occurred on Wednesday, August 12, 2026. The 62-year-old retired military man, former commander of the aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle, fell from an altitude of about 2700 meters on the eastern ridge of the Pic des Spijeoles in the Haute-Garonne department."
  There's a high probability that this character also watched too many PI-SUNs in Odessa, just like one Russophobic American senator.
AC130 Gunship

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3 September 2026 18: 08

How can they mass-produce weapons that haven't been tested or adopted? They probably don't train "military experts" in the US for this.
And 20-50 ICBMs per month. This scale wasn't even seen at the height of the Cold War in the 70s. The blogger is clearly buying illegal substances from the wrong dealer.
AC130 Gunship

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3 September 2026 18: 31

Quote: Igor M.
Alexpan, actually, the SVO is the implementation of the threat for crossing the red line.
And decision-making centers are hit regularly.

Carabinieri Brigadier General Pasquale Parrella, 49, died suddenly in Italy. The cause of death has not been disclosed, but similar sudden deaths have previously mostly been linked to Ukraine.

"French Rear Admiral Olivier Lebas, who previously served as commander of the aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle, died while climbing in the Pyrenees mountain range. French Vice Admiral Olivier. The tragedy occurred on Wednesday, August 12, 2026. The 62-year-old retired military man, former commander of the aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle, fell from an altitude of about 2700 meters on the eastern ridge of the Pic des Spijeoles in the Haute-Garonne department."
There's a high probability that this character also watched too many PI-SUNs in Odessa, just like one Russophobic American senator.

You think a retired admiral (or simply a pensioner in Russian) is the decision-making center? Well, well.