You can see in the videos that the first four impacts are large - there appear to be groups of objects impacting almost simultaneously. The last two impacts appear to be discrete, single objects. It's possible that these last two are packages that failed to deploy submunitions.

The packages each contain six kinetic impactors, which impact in a cluster around the target, similar to a shotgun. It's very similar to the 'rods from god' concept - damage is inflicted on the target by the kinetic energy of the impactors, rather than by conventional explosives.

We believe that a conventionally-armed Oreshnik carries six 'packages' rather than traditional re-entry vehicles. A bus/post-boost vehicle probably controls the final targeting of the packages (aligning each one to impact a precise target, like a modern ICBM).

As Decker notes, there may have been a partial payload malfunction.

Seeing potentially credible reports of a new Oreshnik launch against Ukraine tonight.

Building. Water, at night.

Cat. Water.

An car.

French person, with guns.

Church of the Holy Saviour of Getting Shot in the Foot While Your Parachute is Stuck on a Church Steeple.

Church of Our Lady of Where the Hell am I.

Other cross. Other gun.

Pictures from my current vacation, in no particular order: Cross. Gun.

Looks like there's been a series of potentially major earthquakes near Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky and the nuclear submarine base at Vilyuchinsk.

I will be in Europe at the time, but otherwise I would be there!

I shouldn't need to say this, but murdering people is bad.

Crowds POTUS can only dream of.

Some people are a little too enthusiastic...

A fan favorite since the Red Square.

AEROMAPLANES!