Russian Oreshnik missile fired in January was nine years old, Ukrainian experts say

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A Russian Oreshnik missile fired at Ukraine in January was found to be nine years old, according to Ukrainian experts. The missile contains only Russian and Belarusian components. This information was reported after examining fragments of the weapon.

Coverage of the event is similar across the sources, with the Straits Times and Investing.com reporting the same details. The Google News aggregation also references the same information, citing Reuters as the source. There are no significant framing differences across the sources.

Only factual, center-leaning sources have covered this story so far, with no coverage from left- or right-leaning outlets. The story lacks additional context or analysis of the implications of using older missiles in the conflict.

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Center · 3 sources

Japan Times Center

Russian Oreshnik missile fired in January was nine years old, Ukrainian experts say

The Oreshnik, which Russia first used against ‌Ukraine ‌in 2024, is a nuclear-capable missile with a range of over ​5,000 kilometers.

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Investing.com — News Center

Russian Oreshnik missile fired in January was nine years old, Ukrainian experts say

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Straits Times — World Center

Russian Oreshnik missile fired in January was nine years old, Ukrainian experts say

KYIV, May 29 - A Russian Oreshnik missile fired at Ukraine in January appears to have been made nine years ago and contains only Russian and Belarusian components, Ukrainian expert…

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Right · 1 source

New York Post Right

Russian nuclear-capable Oreshnik missile fired in January was 9 years old, Ukrainian experts say

Debris recovered from the small number of Oreshnik missiles fired by Russia during its war in Ukraine has helped Kyiv to learn more about the weapon - and to question some of the h…

Mixed Factuality · Conglomerate

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