What do we know about Russia's new ballistic missile?
Moscow says the Oreshnik, a nuclear-capable weapon, was used in an attack on Ukraine amid escalating tensions.
www.aljazeera.comI don’t have real-time access to live missile-tracking data right now, but I can share how to check trusted sources for the latest on a missile’s location.
- Check official military or government briefings: You’ll often see the most reliable, up-to-date location and status in statements from defense ministries or national security agencies.
- Look for credible outlets with live updates: Major outlets with dedicated defense desks often publish rapid-fire updates when there’s movement or incidents.
- Be wary of unverified or dramatic content: Social media and some YouTube channels may share speculative or misleading information during fast-moving events.
If you’d like, I can monitor and summarize credible sources for you if you specify a region or missile system you’re interested in. I can also set up a brief on how to verify location claims (e.g., cross-checking official statements, satellite imagery releases, and independent defense analysts). Would you like me to focus on a particular country or missile type?