Many People Have Worked for Ukraine to Strike Objects in Russia's Territory: Danilov
The Ukrainian Armed Forces will be able to strike targets within Russia's territory from a distance of up to 1500 km. This statement was made by Oleksiy Danilov, the Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, who noted that this has become possible thanks to two of Ukraine’s own projects. These projects include a missile program and the use of drones. The information was reported by Unian.net.
“We have two directions that have been under development for a certain period of time: the missile program, which was approved back in 2020 for the creation of our own Ukrainian missiles, and the use of unmanned aerial vehicles, which are currently being developed very powerfully in our country,” said Danilov.
According to him, a large number of professionals have worked to enable the Ukrainian Armed Forces to strike objects located within Russian territory. Importantly, he emphasized that Ukraine exclusively targets military sites.
“All of this will yield results, considering that we do not attack civilian objects in the Russian Federation—schools, kindergartens, as the terrorist country does. We are striking either factories or military production—components that kill our children. We must put an end to this,” Danilov stated.
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