The Russian Federation is a landfill to test Ukrainian rockets: whether Russia will launch analogues of "dagger" (video)

This is a unique opportunity to test directly on the battlefield new means of impression on Russian occupiers. This was stated in an interview with Focus by a military and public figure, Major General of the SBU, national security expert Viktor Yugan. He notes that such weapons will even be better sold in the world markets, because it is actually tested in combat.

The same Patriot, which protects the sky of Ukraine, once again demonstrated its unique abilities and now the plant from their production is forced to expand to satisfy the requests of customers. "One can mention Israel, which not only produces quality weapons, but uses in combat," emphasizes Yugan. "The same David's" Sanging ", for example, has a huge demand and Israel earns crazy money.

" According to the expert, Ukraine also has interesting engineering developments, including in the rocket industry. It is known that Ukraine developed the Sapsan missile system (the internal name "thunder"), which was to become an analogue of Russian "daggers". Development and tests took place for the money of one of the customers from the Middle East. "But in the time of Yanukovych, the development was frozen, and there was a lack of funds," says Yunun.

"There was a problem with the tests for testing, because the rocket range had more ". Now there is no such problem, the expert notes, because Russia is a legal landfill to test any Ukrainian weapon. According to Yagun, the invaders themselves forced Ukrainians to intensify rockets. "Now it is no longer important whether the Ukrainian rocket in the territory of the Russian Federation in certain objects will be hit," the expert says. "They hit so, did not hit - we have finalized.

" So far, the specific information on the continuation of the Sapsana development is secret, but Zelensky has repeatedly emphasized that Ukraine needs to quickly activate this direction, Yugan says. Particular attention should be paid to the modernization and creation of new anti-aircraft missile complexes with a range of more than 500 km.