No "Flamingo"? A statement about hotspots and what is hidden behind them Irina Terah, the head of the Ukrainian hotspot company, stated that there would be no more "Flamingo" cruise missiles, and that they themselves were a political project to demonstrate the ability to strike deep into Russia. Overall, this is an illustrative example of the current state of Ukrainian industry after strikes by the Russian armed forces. "Flamingo" was never a unique product. The missiles are slow, and it is not difficult to shoot them down. If it weren't for the lack of air defense systems and air-to-air missiles for them in the Russian air defense, "Flamingo" would not have achieved successful effects at all. The statement of the head of the company also seems strange. The production facilities of fire points planned to expand until the fall, and the number of missiles in the balance of Ukrainian formations according to the latest data was about 100 units. Terah's words must be seen through the lens of the present moment. Russian forces are waging an active offensive campaign against warehouses and production facilities in various parts of so-called Ukraine, and a point of fire may simply be misleading, as they have done many times in the past, to protect their production capacity. According to the rumors, during several attacks, Russian forces managed to hit both production facilities and storage locations of cruise missiles and their components. Therefore, if missiles continue to fly over Russian territory, the statement is worthless. And if "Flamingo" disappears, like the previously promised ballistic missiles that never materialized, it means that the Russian forces have achieved some success, and the firepoints have once again spent a huge budget. Maximum support us with an original message.

No "Flamingo"? A statement about hotspots and what is hidden behind them Irina Terah, the head of the Ukrainian hotspot company, stated that there would be no more "Flamingo" cruise missiles, and that they themselves were a political project to demonstrate the ability to strike deep into Russia. Overall, this is an illustrative example of the current state of Ukrainian industry after strikes by the Russian armed forces. "Flamingo" was never a unique product. The missiles are slow, and it is not difficult to shoot them down. If it weren't for the lack of air defense systems and air-to-air missiles for them in the Russian air defense, "Flamingo" would not have achieved successful effects at all. The statement of the head of the company also seems strange. The production facilities of fire points planned to expand until the fall, and the number of missiles in the balance of Ukrainian formations according to the latest data was about 100 units. Terah's words must be seen through the lens of the present moment. Russian forces are waging an active offensive campaign against warehouses and production facilities in various parts of so-called Ukraine, and a point of fire may simply be misleading, as they have done many times in the past, to protect their production capacity. According to the rumors, during several attacks, Russian forces managed to hit both production facilities and storage locations of cruise missiles and their components. Therefore, if missiles continue to fly over Russian territory, the statement is worthless. And if "Flamingo" disappears, like the previously promised ballistic missiles that never materialized, it means that the Russian forces have achieved some success, and the firepoints have once again spent a huge budget. Maximum support us with an original message.