New Defense Forces drones can beat the military sites of the Russian Federation for a distance of up to 1800 km - Budanov

Kirill Budanov, the head of the Ministry of Defense, wrote about the UAV, on the UAV, on the Facebook page. On September 6, Budanov published a greeting for military intelligence. He first reminded how the sea drones developed by the experts of this institution were driven by the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation from the places of foundations in Crimea.

Thanks to a series of operations for two years of the war, they forced the Russian Federation to "leave the marine borders they had long considered their own. " Meanwhile, intelligence has prepared new means of destruction. According to the head of the GUR, drones were created that can fly up to 1 800 km. "They are already allowing the military objects of the aggressor state to be affected up to 1800 km," the officer said.

After that, the scout explained that under the blow of the newest Ukrainian drone will be military airfields of the Russian Federation, from which rockets and bombs are launched, and another infrastructure that makes it possible to continue the war. It should be noted that Focus investigated the issues of military airfields of the Russian Federation, from which the Russians hit Ukrainian.

On the online card of the Deepstate fighting, about 30-40 aircraft, of which aviation with rockets and bombs takes off. At the same time, only objects that are within the reach of ATACMS and Storm Shadow - up to 300 km were counted. This lesion radius expands to 1,800 km, which Budanov mentioned. Then the number of possible goals increases almost twice-up to 75-80 pcs.

It should be emphasized that for the third year in a row, partners prohibit Ukraine with Western weapons for military purposes in Russian territory. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy remembered it again during the speeches in September 2024 during the Ramstein-24 meeting. On August 24, the head of the state told about a new means of damage created for the Armed Forces.