Russia No Longer Has A Safe Rear Due To “Flamingo” — FirePoint CEO
Russia no longer has a safe deep rear in which it could hide elements of its military machine from Ukrainian strikes, thanks to the "Flamingo" long-range missiles. FirePoint CEO Iryna Terekh said this at a defense and space summit organized by Euronews in Brussels, UATV English relays. According to the company's head, "Flamingo" missiles have already demonstrated their effectiveness in striking…
FirePoint CEO, Iryna Terekh, has stated that Russia no longer possesses a secure deep rear to shield parts of its military from Ukrainian attacks due to the Flamingo long-range missiles. At a defense and space summit organized by Euronews in Brussels, Terekh revealed that the Flamingo missiles have already proven their effectiveness in targeting crucial installations within Russia's territory.
One notable example is a significant disruption to Russia's Rassvet space program. Terekh emphasized that sanctions should sometimes be implemented through kinetic means, such as the Flamingo missile. This weapon is specifically designed to target heavily fortified enemy infrastructure from a considerable distance from the border.
Terekh noted that Flamingo is particularly suitable for complex missions involving super-fortified Soviet plants located far from Ukraine's border. Russia needs to understand that it no longer has a deep rear to hide elements of its war machine. Terekh also highlighted that missile production is being scaled up, with a focus on mass production.
She stated that thousands, not just hundreds, of interceptor missiles per year would be needed to change the situation, as the threat will only continue to grow.
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