Russian forces launched a large-missile missile attack on Ukraine, reportedly lifting Tu-95 bombers and MiG-31K Kinzhal carriers and attacking the city of Dnipro early on Nov. 21.

The launch of an ICBM, if confirmed, would arrive amid concerns that the conflict between Russia and Ukraine could escalate.

Ukraine has reported a potential intercontinental ballistic missile strike by Russia on Dnipro. Although Western officials have not confirmed the missile's classification, the incident underscores escalating tensions in the ongoing conflict.

The missile Russia used to strike Dnipro on the morning of 21 November was an "experimental medium-range ballistic missile", not an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM). Source: CNN, citing a US official,

The Ukrainian military intelligence (HUR) reported that Russia used a Kedr ballistic missile to attack Dnipro on November 21, 2024. This missile, equipped with six warheads, was launched from the Astrakhan region.

Russia may have up to 10 units of the new ballistic missile, according to Vadym Skibitskyi, deputy head of the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine. Russian troops attacked Dnipro with these weapons on November 21.

The ballistic missile launched by Russia on Nov. 21 against the city of Dnipro was likely part of the "Kedr" missile complex tested in recent years, Ukraine's military intelligence (HUR) said.

The Ukrainian military intelligence (HUR) reported that Russia used a Kedr ballistic missile to attack Dnipro on 21st November 2024. This missile, equipped with six warheads, was launched from the Astrakhan region.

The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation launched a massive attack on Ukraine on Thursday morning. The target was Dnipro – seven Kh-101 cruise missiles and a Kh-47M2 Kinzhal aeroballistic missile were launched from a MiG-31K fighter jet aimed at the city.