UKRAINE is confident it can fight back against Vladimir Putin’s latest missile which he has threatened to unleash on the UK.

Fearless Ukrainian officials believe that Russia has only a few “Oreshnik” hypersonic ballistic missiles. left after attacking Dnipro on Thursday.

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Little claims that his new cataclysmic toy travels at 10 times the speed of sound and therefore could not be intercepted.

The the tyrant warned the West – including his enemies in Britain and the US – that he would use the weapon on them “if necessary”.

But a Ukrainian source close to the General Staff believes that Russia has only a limited supply of experimental missiles, RBC-Ukraine reports.

They say that strike on Thursday morning it was an intimidation tactic to bring out Vlad’s bad intentions if crossed.

Ukraine still stands firm to overcome and overcome Russiaincreased aggression.

Their confidence comes from the growing strength and unity between them and them nato allies.

The UK and US have allowed Ukraine to use British-made Storm Shadow and US-supplied ATACMS missiles to strike inside Russia this month – infuriating an already paranoid Putin.

The source in Kiev believes that this relationship will help them secure more weapons to counter Oreshnik.

They added: “Ukraine will initiate negotiations for an attempt to counter such weapons together with partners.

“Either getting the appropriate systems capable of taking them down, or getting the Patriot systems upgraded.”

Despite the inner confidence Kyiv there are fears that Russia could have as many as 10 of these terrifying new ballistic missiles in it arsenal.

The deputy head of Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence Service, Vadym Skibitskyi, says Vlad would only start testing the weapon if he had enough availability to scare his enemies.

Skibitskyi added that he believes Vlad has stationed nearly 580,000 troops in Russia’s Kursk region as he strikes the region.

Ukraine described the Russian attack as a major escalation of the “scope and brutality” of the war by a “crazy neighbor”.

Zelensky said the new hypersonic ballistic missile has reached the speed and height of an ICBM.

ICBMs have a range of over 5,500 km and were designed for nuclear warfare.

They explode at the edge of space and can reach speeds of 13,000 mph before hurtling close to their target.

Britain’s defense secretary John Healey said Russia had been planning the strike “for months.”

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Eastern European NATO members, including Latvia and Estonia, were looking anxiously Russia’s bloody invasion of Ukraine since it began in 2022.

Finlandwhich borders Russia to the east, has stepped up national security by issuing advice for citizens to prepare “for incidents and crises”.

Northerners were told to do ready for war and handed out scary survival guides.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has even spoken of how the conflict is entering an “unknown phase”, with a troubled Putin keen to claim Ukraine as his own.

Tusk said: “The war in the east is entering a decisive phase, we feel that the unknown is approaching.

“The conflict is taking on dramatic proportions. The last dozen hours have shown that the threat is serious and real when it comes to global conflict.”

And Germany’s Third World War training plans were also revealed in a secret 1,000-page document.

China reiterated calls for “calm” and restraint from all sides in the war.

It comes as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has dramatically intensified this week.

Kiev has been launched American ATACMS missiles against Putin’s territory overnight on Monday – and British Storm Shadow rockets on wednesday.

Russia’s ambassador to the UK, Andrei Kelin, claimed that the use of Storm Shadow missiles against a Russian military site meant that the UK “is now directly involved in this war”.

Moscow has made similar claims in the past about Western support for Ukraine.

On Tuesday, President Putin signed a new nuclear doctrine to lower the threshold for doomsday strikes.

The policy, under development, allows Russia to launch a nuclear first strike if it is attacked by a country backed by a nuclear power.

How Ukraine Could Turn War in Weeks Using US Missiles

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After 1,000 days of Vlad’s grueling war in Ukraine, the conflict has left over a million soldiers and civilians dead or wounded.

Putin’s forces invaded their neighboring nation in February 2022 as part of the deluded tyrant’s plan to rebuild the Soviet Union amid his paranoid fears of nato.

Almost three years later, in Kiev battle weary troops fight to the death on multiple fronts.

They faced several setbacks in the grinding conflict as Russia made slow but progressive gains on Ukrainian territory.

But the green light from the US, which now allows Ukraine to use long-range ATACMS missiles, could be a game-changer, one expert said.

Colonel Hamish de Bretton-Gordon has told The Sun how Ukraine could turn the war around in six weeks if it is given unwavering support from key Western allies.

Former British army The official said Washington’s decision to allow Ukraine to use ATACMS was a “significant development.”

He explained: “Since day one, Putin and his close aides have threatened a nuclear strike if we escalate it, and today is the 1,000th day of this conflict and it hasn’t happened.

“It should encourage our leaders, who must now realize that Putin’s threats are completely empty.

“With the Russian boxer on the ropes, now is the time to give the Ukrainians the opportunity to definitely land a killer punch and be in a very good position for the expected ceasefire.”

He added: “The fact that the Russians have been so vehement in their verbal attacks against the use of NATO missiles shows that this is a significant step.

“It could allow Ukraine to gain a good position in the (next) six weeks, which will be important for Zelensky if Trump forces a ceasefire after returning to office.”

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