Ukraine Issues Widespread Alert Over Potential Oryeshnyk Ballistic Missile Strike.
Massive Air Raid Sirens Sweep Ukraine on June 11
According to Novyny.live: A sweeping air raid alert was declared across Ukraine on June 11, triggered by the threat of a ballistic missile launch from Russia involving the 'Oryeshnyk' system. The warning went into effect at 11:40 PM local time, tied to the potential deployment of ballistic weaponry. Ukraine’s Air Force confirmed the risk of such an attack, prompting immediate public safety measures.
Intelligence indicated a possible launch of the 'Kedr/Oryeshnyk' missile (designated RS-26) at 11:25 PM. Civilians were given just 5 to 7 minutes to reach shelter once the target was detected. The all-clear was sounded at 11:44 PM. The threat was also broadcast via Telegram, where the channel 'monitor' issued a stark warning:
“Attention! Threat of intermediate-range ballistic missile use across all of Ukraine.”
Another channel, 'yeRadar', added details, stating: “The presumed target launch occurred at 11:25 PM, allowing 5-7 minutes for target detection in Ukrainian airspace.” While authorities have the situation under control, the need for constant readiness against potential attacks remains critical.
This incident underscores the ongoing military threats from Russia, particularly the use of ballistic missiles, which pose a significant risk to civilian safety in Ukraine. The rapid response of the air force and alert systems is vital amid persistent danger, highlighting the importance of public compliance with safety protocols during air raid warnings.
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