Russia has closed airspace over the cabbage ravine from where the "Oreshnik" is launched - the media

Previously, such a message was issued, including on February 24 and 25, 2022 and during the use of "Oreshechnik" on the Dnieper. The VP was also closed over the landfill on May 12 and 13. In addition, on June 5, some Russian resources reported that the launch of "Oreshnik" was launched, but the attempt had failed. This information appeared after Kazakhstan residents watched a strange glow in the sky. "There are no facts of violation of airspace in Kazakhstan. The situation is under control.

There is no threat to the population," the country's Defense Ministry said at that time. It should be added that on June 30 in the Akhtubinsk Astrakhan region, near which the same name of the Air Force is located, the red regime of rocket danger was announced. There is also a notorious cabbage ravine. From the front line to Akhtubinsk and the landfill, the distance is more than 600 km.

It should be added that on August 8, Donald Trump's ultimatum expires, which demanded from the Russian Federation to conclude a ceasefire agreement in Ukraine. "Oreshnik" is a medium -range ballistic rocket that the Russians were first launched on November 21, 2024 during the attack on the Dnieper. The rocket struck in the territory of the Yuzhmash plant, but did not lead to casualties and destruction. The start was from the Kabbin Yar landfill in the Astrakhan region of the Russian Federation.

The Russians hid the presence of this means for some time, but later Putin personally announced the emergence of "newest weapons". According to The New York Times, the rocket is probably created on the basis of an intercontinental ballistic missile (IBR) PC-26 "Rubiz", the first tests of which took place in 2011. However, Oreshennik is twice smaller than the "line" and therefore flies at a shorter distance. The estimated range is about 5. 5 thousand km, and speed is 12 300 km/h.