The Russian Federation will not be able to create new migs for "daggers" after blows to the Smolensk plant - expert

Military expert Petro Chernik stressed that the damage to the MiG-31K planes is a "very good" news for Ukraine. According to him, UAV attacks on enemy objects should be more frequent. A blow to the Smolensk Aviation Plant can be a "very good news" for Ukraine if the carriers of MiG-31K missiles were affected. On November 27, a military expert Petro Chernik said this on the air of the telephone on November 27. "Migiv, upgraded just under the" dagger ", only 10 units.

And if it was these migs that have come under the impact, it is a very good news for us," he emphasized. The analyst explained that Russia is no longer able to build such planes. The youngest Mig-31K was released in 1994. "And in general, in a strategic context, the destruction of the military-industrial complex, just strokes on all types of plants that produce weapons, and are the strategic task that in the future can break the course .

He explained that the attacks of one or two drones are good, but it is necessary to beat the resources of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation as they do it in Ukraine. "At least a few dozen a day, for example, half a year. That's really the result," the expert said. We will remind, in the morning of November 26 drones attacked the Smolensk Aviation Plant. It was reported that no one was injured, but the roof and a beam of overlapping of one of the workshops were damaged.