pivdenne, kb luchnik and producing hundreds per month , and in a year thousands of different types ofsiles and to cover, like kb pivdnye, all the way to petropavsk, kamchatka on 15 00 km, that is, you need to focus on your own high-precision missiles and hit them in all directions, in addition to this, just hit them and get them to give you permission to pay. their territories and along the border on russian territories, but for those objects, here i will directly say the legal basis for the americans and europeans, the russians from these positions, which we provide now specifically addressed, to carry out terrorist attacks, terrorist attacks against the peace of the population, against children are acts of terrorism in any country, and they are qualified as committing a serious crime and allow themselves to be beaten by all means for this objects, therefore... there can be no objections, we must obtain permission for these objects, as the means that carry out tourist acts. thank you, mr. general, for the conversation, it was general of the army of ukraine mykola malomush. friends, w

pivdenne began to do this. the east, according to public estimates, ukraine had about a thousand missiles. there is no future, this is the final stage of these complexes in the armed forces. we shoot all possible missiles and further, we send the cars to the museum for rest, because of the missiles. there will be no more, especially there is no place to buy them in the world, we receive from western partners of different countries, hymarsa, mlresa, atakamsa, which overlap this niche even more, how many 100 20 km point u against 300 vatakamsa, disproportionate values, the key is not the nomenclature, the key amount of ammunition, today we have more launchers and... the number of targets we could acquire, but we need enough ammunition. currently, several ukrainian brigades use haymars or m270 systems. it is for this. complexes are largely the future of the missile potential of the ukrainian army, they have been used in ukraine for more than 2 years, and there are already many people trained to work with this mili