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Ukraine will transition to regular use of ballistic missile technology

Tetiana Bodnarenko
Tetiana Bodnarenko Journalist
Ukraine will transition to regular use of ballistic missile technology
photo: www.president.gov.ua
Ukraine successfully deployed the "Neptune" missiles and plans to regularly use its own ballistic missiles in the future, stated President Volodymyr Zelensky.

This is reported by ThePublic.info citing the telegram channel of the president.

"We have successfully used the 'Nautilus' cruise missiles multiple times. There will be a time when we can start regularly deploying our own ballistic missiles," the president emphasized.

According to him, the development of ballistic missile technology is one of the key tasks for the country's security.

"This is one of the main security tasks for the state and all enterprises and people responsible for Ukraine's missile program. Having effective ballistic missile capabilities is one of the guarantees of security," he added.

Additionally, Zelensky drew attention to the potential of Ukrainian defense industry and the support of partners.

"All of Ukraine's partners around the world are aware that our weapons production potential is much greater than what is currently financed through our internal resources and bilateral agreements with our partners," the president noted.

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