Deputies warned about the possible strike on the Verkhovna Rada: upcoming sessions canceled.

The session of the Verkhovna Rada scheduled for November 22 has been canceled due to the threat of a strike on the building of the Rada. This was reported by Member of Parliament Oleksiy Honcharenko. According to him, due to this situation, questions to the government will not be asked.

This information was confirmed by Member of Parliament Taras Batensko, adding that they received information about the threat.

We were informed about the threat of a missile strike on the Verkhovna Rada in the coming days, - MP Batensko. pic.twitter.com/iag3OgmZGm

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The next session of the Verkhovna Rada is scheduled for December.

Let us remind you that Volodymyr Putin stated that Russian troops struck Dnipro with a ballistic missile called 'Oreshnik', designed to deliver nuclear warheads. However, he noted that the missile did not carry a nuclear warhead. Putin claims that the speed of the missile is 2.5-3 km per second.

Earlier, the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that Russian troops struck Dnipro for the first time with an intercontinental ballistic missile. In particular, an intercontinental missile 'Rubizh' was launched.

According to the information about the increase in missile production and pauses in shelling, Russia currently has more than 1,500 missiles with a range of over 350 km.