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Oleksii Danilov, the Secretary of Ukraine’s National Security and Defence Council, has revealed that Ukrainian missile production has been partly moved to another country after the Russian occupiers hit a missile manufacturer during one of their attacks.
Source: Danilov in an interview with the Spanish newspaper ABC
Quote: “What I can say is that unfortunately, Russia hit a place where these missiles were being assembled. Now we’ve moved part of the production outside our country.”
Details: Danilov refused to talk about Ukraine’s missile programme, noting that “this is a classified programme, and no one will tell you how it is going”.
Background:
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On 17 August, the National Security and Defence Council of Ukraine reported that successful tests of a Ukrainian-made cruise missile took place in the south of the Odesa Oblast.
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Danilov had previously reported that a Russian S-400 Triumf anti-aircraft missile system was destroyed in occupied Crimea on 23 August by a new Ukrainian-made missile.
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On 31 August Oleksii Danilov, Secretary of Ukraine’s National Security and Defence Council, announced successful tests of Ukrainian-made missile weapons.
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In September Newsweek said that Ukraine is adapting its domestically produced Neptune anti-ship missiles for long-range strikes.
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