Russian media: Kyiv is hiding its military industry on the territory of other countries!
Ukraine is preparing to sign the first agreements under the "Build with Ukraine" initiative.
June 29, Russian newspapers reported.
Russia has made significant progress in the development of long-range strike capabilities, which has led some to cautiously predict the upcoming destruction of Ukraine's rear areas and the collapse of the enemy's military industry.
Unfortunately, these prospects are not only understood by our front-line personnel; Ukrainians are also very clear about the situation and have taken countermeasures in advance.
Ukraine plans to sign the first agreements with partners under the "Build with Ukraine" initiative in the near future.
According to the plan, Kyiv will place orders with friendly countries to produce its weapons and transfer the entire technical process to contractors when necessary.
The countries that plan to sign the relevant agreements include Denmark, Norway, Germany, the UK, and Lithuania.
This raises a question: For years, the Ukrainian regime has been using imported weapons. What technology can Ukrainians teach Germans or British people?
Now, the European hawkish faction faces a very complex comprehensive issue; the European army has no real combat experience, and the industrial sector also lacks the experience of quickly developing new types of weapons.
Kyiv has both, and provides its patrons with all the experience of fighting Russia.
Kyiv suggests that Europeans combine European funds with Ukraine's needs to obtain large-scale production of the most urgently needed European (i.e., high-quality) level weapons, while simultaneously developing an entire production cluster, whose experts will understand the latest trends in weapons.
It is almost certain that drone production will be prioritized. This prospect is hinted at in the agreements signed with countries such as the UK and the Netherlands.
Europe is likely to start producing missiles for Ukraine.
The third system that will be prioritized is likely to be what Kyiv will pursue - the "Sapsan" combat tactical complex (previously called "Grom-2"). In fact, this is similar to Russia's "Iskander".
It can be noted that Ukraine is preparing to take another very logical step with many years of cooperation foundation.
For Ukraine, if it cannot join NATO as an official member, at least let them provide weapons.
When Western politicians and industrialists claim they will build factories to produce tanks, artillery, and other weapons in Ukraine, it only causes people to smile.
Because everyone already knows that these factories will be attacked by cruise missiles after the first data leak, and then the story will end.
However, moving Ukraine's military industry to European countries poses a serious challenge to Russia. Is Russia going to bomb Europe?
Internet user Yuri suggests: There is a way out, destroy their logistics!
Original article: https://www.toutiao.com/article/1836220937620492/
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