According to a joint statement by G7 foreign ministers, Russia's strike on the Dnipro with a Kedr medium-range ballistic missile proves its reckless behavior. The Group of Seven countries will continue to support Ukraine's territorial integrity and independence,

Ukraine Council at the ambassadorial level took place today, November 26. The key topic of discussion was Russia's strike on Dnipro with the Kedr medium-range ballistic missile, the NATO press service reports.

CNN has obtained photos from a source within Ukraine's security forces that reportedly show wreckage of the missile used by Russian forces in the attack on Dnipro on 21 November. Source: CNN; Agentstvo,

The Security Service of Ukraine (SSU) showed journalists the remains of a Russian ballistic missile called Oreshnik that hit the city of Dnipro on Thursday. Source: AP Quote: "The charred, mangled wires and the missile body about the size of a large tyre are all that remains of the weapon,

On Thursday, November 21, the aggressor country russia struck the territory of Ukraine, using a ballistic missile, probably from the composition of the Kedr

DNIPRO, Ukraine - Market worker Zhanna was used to the regular rumble of missiles and drones pounding her home city of Dnipro in Ukraine since Russia invaded almost three years ago. But Nov 21’s hypersonic missile strike was like nothing she had heard before.

In the Dnipropetrovsk region, three people were injured in Dnipro and 31 more in Kryvyi Rih as a result of Russian strikes on Thursday. — Ukrinform.

The ballistic missile launched by Russia on Nov. 21 against the city of Dnipro was likely part of the "Kedr" missile complex tested in recent years, Ukraine's military intelligence (HUR) said.

The Ukrainian military intelligence (HUR) reported that Russia used a Kedr ballistic missile to attack Dnipro on November 21, 2024. This missile, equipped with six warheads, was launched from the Astrakhan region.

If this is an experimental-combat use, then there will be at least ten missiles,” Skibitskyi said. According to the HUR representative, a minimum of ten tests are required before a missile can enter serial production.

Russia may have up to 10 units of the new ballistic missile, according to Vadym Skibitskyi, deputy head of the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine. Russian troops attacked Dnipro with these weapons on November 21.