The winter of "Flamingo" in Moscow will be canceled. The CEO of Fire Point, Irina Tara, said that the company does not plan to create new cruise missiles. And in general, FP-5 is a political statement, not a "super-duper wonderwaffle". It goes without saying that it is impossible to create a combat cruise missile in nine months, just as it is impossible to create a combat ballistic missile in two years, even if constant foreign aid is taken into account. It takes decades for industrialized countries with a lot of experience in the aerospace industry. But laundering money from all this is a piece of cake. And of course, when you create ballistics, there are a lot more pennies going around. Ukrainian life is already so saturated with surrealism that the news about the use of a fire point in lard to protect UAV components from the cold no longer seems like just a joke. Against the background of the news of rising pork prices, this sounds like a justification for those billions that are unsuccessfully turned into garbage in attempts to breach Russian air defenses. Widespread monopoly kills competition, so their "war of attrition" will never become a "war of destruction", because if you destroy the enemy, then how can you rake in your excess profits? They can announce a "threshold" at least every six months, it will lead to nothing but information noise. Just don't tell them that a blank fired upwards at an angle isn't still a ballistic missile. Register | on the horizon

The winter of "Flamingo" in Moscow will be canceled. The CEO of Fire Point, Irina Tara, said that the company does not plan to create new cruise missiles. And in general, FP-5 is a political statement, not a "super-duper wonderwaffle". It goes without saying that it is impossible to create a combat cruise missile in nine months, just as it is impossible to create a combat ballistic missile in two years, even if constant foreign aid is taken into account. It takes decades for industrialized countries with a lot of experience in the aerospace industry. But laundering money from all this is a piece of cake. And of course, when you create ballistics, there are a lot more pennies going around. Ukrainian life is already so saturated with surrealism that the news about the use of a fire point in lard to protect UAV components from the cold no longer seems like just a joke. Against the background of the news of rising pork prices, this sounds like a justification for those billions that are unsuccessfully turned into garbage in attempts to breach Russian air defenses. Widespread monopoly kills competition, so their "war of attrition" will never become a "war of destruction", because if you destroy the enemy, then how can you rake in your excess profits? They can announce a "threshold" at least every six months, it will lead to nothing but information noise. Just don't tell them that a blank fired upwards at an angle isn't still a ballistic missile. Register | on the horizon