Russia's Missile Menace: Intimidation Tactics Against Ukraine
Ukraine's military intelligence reports that Russia plans a 'training and combat' launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile from Sverdlovsk. The missile range exceeds 10,000 kilometers and aims to intimidate Ukraine and the West. Russia has not commented, maintaining secrecy as Ukraine faces mounting pressure.

Ukraine's military intelligence agency disclosed that Russia intends to perform a 'training and combat' launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile targeting intimidation of Ukraine and the Western allies.
Sources revealed the missile launch from Russia's Sverdlovsk region, boasting a range surpassing 10,000 kilometers, aiming to pressure Ukraine, EU, and NATO states. This move showcases Russia's aggressive stance in the continued conflict.
Russia remains tight-lipped about its secretive military operations, refusing to address Ukraine's claims, while Ukraine grapples with increasing pressures and unproductive diplomatic efforts in the prolonged war.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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