ah, i forgot to mention this: if we presume that the "oreshnik" payload was launched from somewhere in a moscow region, at a lisbon (the furthest "yuropeen" point) then it'll hit in approximately 24 (~25, tops) minutes, if it travels at 10 mach (and it will) in a straight line. for comparison, to hit anywhere in urine, it's roughly about 4~5 minutes of flight. obviously and naturally not everything is being launched directly from moscow, that would be retarded, so distances might vary somewhat, but given the approximate overall maximum time (25~28 minutes) needed to "cover" the whole entirety of everything that is yurop, it is more than enough for now. and if we're speaking of total rounded coverage in a circling manner, then nearly whole entirety of northern africa (at least down to niger, including whole sahara, egypt, iraq, etc) also gets obliterated, or a pretty hefty chunk of north pole. in russia's internal territories' terms, it'll fly up-to tulun (roughly 660 km to the east from krasnoyarsk, which is itself 4100 km to the east from moscow).
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