Putin’s ‘unstoppable’ Oreshnik missiles ‘prone to missing targets by MILES’ after being built with old Soviet parts

The Oreshnik missile, once touted by Vladimir Putin as an "unstoppable" weapon capable of hitting London in just eight minutes, is now facing criticism for its poor accuracy. Built with outdated Soviet components, these missiles have reportedly missed their intended military targets in Ukraine, instead striking civilian areas. This raises questions about Russia's military modernization efforts and underscores the potential risks of relying on old technology in modern warfare. The incident highlights the broader implications for global security and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.