ukrainian military-industrial complex that can make uh, drones and missiles are also the kharkov aviation plantit is necessary to destroy them totally, they just need to be totally destroyed. well i think we have we have the funds. by the way, here i think, here we have demonstrated a dagger. well, he's really not good at destroying factories for bridges. and i agree with andrey viktorovich not necessarily destroy the supports. it's not just daggers that are wasted if there are decommissioned healthy ballistic missiles, well, ballistic missiles. you understand that the dagger has a different accuracy, but when we tell me the bridges, and relatively speaking, they call me, well, plus or minus 100 m, it doesn’t matter, given the dimensions of the funnel that we will have with accuracy, by the way, our e modern ground-based missiles. it's all right. you see, there's a it in its time in the seventies. it was like this with us, the commander of the navy, admiral gorshkov, here he was , he gave an interview to life magazine and here are his americans. they tortured. uh, how do you mr. admiral skovoro

designs uh, hmm here 141 shear soviet designs made in the soviet era and the president of the kharkov aviation plante used for this, but one thing, but they were modernized during the twenty-second year. e with the help of the americans of the american company technology e, thereby e yes, making such attacks possible. uh, next this gps was used for this again, a guidance system. uh and you hear a constant statement. now we are almost deep into ourselves and we will. well , let's wait and see. maybe they will see siberia later. here are a variety of topics. we are discussing the course of the military operation - this is our topic, which we have been discussing for nine months now in the course of a special military operation. we are discussing them, of course and very infuriating, the main elements of disarmament issues. they are brought to naught by their efforts, no matter how we try to say there is a conflict going on. let's talk about how to prevent incidents of collision at sea and airspace with nato in the family. i have in mind to avoid. reactions are the main element of our work, the forums,

there are a lot of them, but, and they are motivated by the following, yes, and what about kharkov aviation plantsvsk? these are 152 drones, which, as they say, were manufactured at this enterprise, and are based somewhere, but somewhere for 152 days. yes, they are physically present somewhere. here, well, three three are gone now. and what about the remaining 149, well, a completely logical question arises, if we continue to strike at the energy infrastructure of ukraine, then listen, well, we are saving something there again. this is also a question. yes, we are here to insert azov, too, probably in at the beginning, they wanted to save mariupol for something there. yes, well, they saved it and got a good result. that is, basically, uh, when we constantly like a mantra. i keep saying it all the time. yes, but there are points at which it is necessary to strike, there is not even a specialist there, of course. these are the points where the armament comes from, the incomprehensible name of these points is clear, there are not so many of them there, five or six of these points. uh, and where does

ukrainian military-industrial complex that can make uh, drones and missiles are also the kharkov aviation plantmeans. we have. by the way, here i am i think we have demonstrated the dagger. well, he 's really not good for destroying factories. e for bridges. moreover, i agree with andrey viktorovich, it is not necessary to destroy the supports. it's not just daggers that are wasted if there are decommissioned healthy ballistic missiles, well, ballistic missiles. you understand the accuracy, but when we are not talking about bridges, but relatively speaking, they are called, well, plus or minus 100 m does not play a role, given the dimensions of the funnel that we will have yesterday with the accuracy, by the way, of our modern ground-based missiles. everything is fine. you see, there is. it was at one time, in the seventies, that we had the commander of the navy, admiral gorshkov, here he was , he gave an interview to life magazine and here are his americans. they tortured. uh, how do you mr. admiral’s, here’s the circular probable deviation, that is, the accuracy there, the answer was such tha