Russia Unveils New Missile Amid Ongoing Combat in Ukraine
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- •Russia revealed the 'Geran-5' missile, which poses a new threat to Ukraine.
- •Ukrainian forces reported 144 combat engagements on May 11, 2026.
- •Significant enemy losses included 95 combatants and the destruction of military equipment.
On May 9, 2026, Russia showcased its new cruise missile 'Geran-5' during a virtual parade for Victory Day. This missile, which has already been used in attacks against Ukraine, features a smaller warhead and a range of 1000 km. Concurrently, the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported 144 combat engagements on May 11, resulting in the destruction of 95 enemy combatants and significant damage to Russian military assets. The ongoing conflict has seen the use of over 5000 kamikaze drones and numerous artillery strikes on Ukrainian positions. The situation remains critical as both sides continue to engage in heavy fighting across multiple fronts.
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2026-05-09
Russia showcases 'Geran-5' missile
The new cruise missile was displayed during a virtual parade, indicating its operational status against Ukraine.
defence-ua.com2026-05-11
144 combat engagements reported
Ukrainian forces engaged in 144 clashes, resulting in 95 enemy casualties and extensive damage to Russian military assets.
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