Russia fired its Oreshnik missile at Ukraine on Sunday from a remote range. Residents of the nearby town say the consequences have been limited.
This run-down town is the launchpad for the superweapon Putin used to attack Ukraine
By
Julius Fitzke
Russia fired Oreshnik ballistic missiles at Ukraine from a restricted zone in the country's southeast. Residents who live nearby said they know little about the launch site.
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