A recent report from Dallas Analytics reveals that Russia's Oreshnik intermediate-range ballistic missile might be facing significant issues with its guidance system due to outdated components from the Soviet era. Leaked communications indicate there are production delays related to the GU-503 gyroscopic unit, which is essential for stabilizing the missile's trajectory. Experts warn that even a slight misalignment of 0.5 degrees could result in a miss by several kilometers. Furthermore, the analysis hints that Russia may be left with only one functioning Oreshnik missile. These revelations could impact future evaluations of Russia's strategic missile capabilities and its military production strength.
