Lviv Mayor Andrii Sadovyi has said it is currently unknown whether Russia used an Oreshnik missile in the attack on Lviv Oblast on 8 January.

In Lviv, a series of loud explosions was heard during the night of January 8–9. Online reports claimed a strike by the Oreshnik system, but this information has not been officially confirmed. Everything known about the situation in Lviv is detailed in the RBC-Ukraine report below.

The Security Service of Ukraine has located the wreckage of a russian ballistic missile that the occupiers fired at the Lviv Region on the night of January

Russia's strike with a medium-range ballistic missile of the Oreshnik type on a target in the Lviv region, several dozen kilometers from the border with Poland, was a signal to Warsaw. — Ukrinform.

According to the report, the three leaders held a phone call to coordinate their foreign policy positions. They described the Oreshnik strike on Ukraine as an “unacceptable escalation.” Read also: Russia hits Lviv with Oreshnik missile in rare strike near EU and NATO borders A spokesperson for Starmer said the prime minister believes “Russia used

Russia has unleashed one of its most intense winter assaults yet, with Kryvyi Rih once again under fire as Russian strike drones ripped through the night sky just before midnight. Explosions, air raid sirens,

Russia’s military has fired its new hypersonic Oreshnik missile at a target in Ukraine during a massive overnight strike.Ukraine confirmed the attack, saying it took place in the west of the country near the EU border.

A powerful new nuclear-capable missile called Oreshnik was found among the debris in Ukraine after Russia unleashed a massive aerial attack on civilians in Kyiv and Lviv