Ukraine's Defence Intelligence head explains features of Russian experimental missile that struck Dnipro

Kyrylo Budanov, Head of Ukraine's Defence Intelligence, states that as of October 2024, Russia was supposed to have manufactured two experimental missile samples from the Kedr missile system, one of which targeted Dnipro on 21 November. Source: Budanov during the Genocidal practices of the Russian Federation in Ukraine discussion, writes Interfax-Ukraine Quote: "I say it again.

The missile is experimental. We know for certain that as of October, they should have manufactured two prototypes, possibly a few more, but believe me, this is a prototype, but not yet a mass production, thank God."

Details: Budanov stated that Oreshnik (as Putin termed the missile that targeted Dnipro) is the name of the research project, "it's just a cypher." "The system itself is known as Kedr.

This is an experimental system. Let's just call it a medium-range ballistic missile. A nuclear weapons carrier.

The fact that they deployed a non-nuclear version is, as they say, a warning from them that they have not gone completely insane," Budanov stated.

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