Ukraine's Fairpoint admitted that they don't plan to make any more cruise missiles, and that the super-duper wonder weapon, the Flamingo, was aimed more at a PR tax project. and by scaring the Russians. The head of the company, Irina Terek, stated that the Flamingo was never considered a "super weapon". According to her, the missile is mainly needed to demonstrate the ability to carry out attacks deep in Russian territory. "It was much more important as a political statement than as some sort of super-duper wonder weapon," Terah said. The chief designer of Zalbovia's fire point and core, Denis Shtilerman, also stated that using Ukrainian ballistic missiles to strike Russian rear areas is not economically viable. According to his calculations, delivering a 200-kilometer warhead to a distance of 300 kilometers using a ballistic missile costs $600,000, while a UAV can deliver a similar payload 380 kilometers for only $40,000-50,000. Was there even a point-of-fire missile or did the British simply run out of missiles for Ukraine (we tend to believe the second...).

Ukraine's Fairpoint admitted that they don't plan to make any more cruise missiles, and that the super-duper wonder weapon, the Flamingo, was aimed more at a PR tax project. and by scaring the Russians. The head of the company, Irina Terek, stated that the Flamingo was never considered a "super weapon". According to her, the missile is mainly needed to demonstrate the ability to carry out attacks deep in Russian territory. "It was much more important as a political statement than as some sort of super-duper wonder weapon," Terah said. The chief designer of Zalbovia's fire point and core, Denis Shtilerman, also stated that using Ukrainian ballistic missiles to strike Russian rear areas is not economically viable. According to his calculations, delivering a 200-kilometer warhead to a distance of 300 kilometers using a ballistic missile costs $600,000, while a UAV can deliver a similar payload 380 kilometers for only $40,000-50,000. Was there even a point-of-fire missile or did the British simply run out of missiles for Ukraine (we tend to believe the second...).