The Ukraine-NATO Council will hold an emergency meeting following a strike by a new Russian missile in Dnipro.

On Tuesday, November 26, an urgent meeting of the Ukraine-NATO Council will take place in response to Russia's first use of an experimental ballistic missile on Ukrainian territory. This was reported by the AFP agency, citing informed officials.

It is noted that the meetings of the Ukraine-NATO Council are convened in Brussels at Ukraine's initiative to discuss Russia's use of a medium-range ballistic missile over the Dnipro, which Putin referred to as the experimental missile "Oreshnik," developed based on the older ICBM "Rubezh," which is a potential carrier of a nuclear warhead.

Recall that on November 21, Russia struck the Dnipro with an intercontinental ballistic missile for the first time.