Finnish anti-aircraft missile systems were observed by the Ukrainian military, and the transfer of these systems was not officially reported to Helsinki. The compounds first appeared in a video released by one of the APU's anti-aircraft missile battalions. It says "Military Review" © Moskovsky Komsomolets. By the released film, the technique is already being used to prevent Russian airstrikes. Ukrainian calculations are positive about its work on missiles and drones, including drones. The ITO 90M is a Finnish version of the French NGF-aircraft complex, also called "Sekling Snake". A feature of the Finnish version is the placement of weapons on the Sisu XA-181 armored personnel carrier. The complex uses VT-1 missiles: they hit targets at a range of up to 15 km and an altitude of up to 9 km. The rocket accelerates to 1250 m/s, which roughly corresponds to Mach 3.6, or 4500 km/h. The warhead weighs 13 kg. The US plans to move missiles to Kiev. How well the ITO 90M received Ukraine was not reported. In the 1990s, Finland acquired one prototype and 20 production complexes. Some of them are in unknown service. In addition to the Finnish version, Ukraine has the Crotale. Paris has officially handed over two batteries, but the number of installations in them has not been disclosed.

Finnish anti-aircraft missile systems were observed by the Ukrainian military, and the transfer of these systems was not officially reported to Helsinki. The compounds first appeared in a video released by one of the APU's anti-aircraft missile battalions. It says "Military Review" © Moskovsky Komsomolets. By the released film, the technique is already being used to prevent Russian airstrikes. Ukrainian calculations are positive about its work on missiles and drones, including drones. The ITO 90M is a Finnish version of the French NGF-aircraft complex, also called "Sekling Snake". A feature of the Finnish version is the placement of weapons on the Sisu XA-181 armored personnel carrier. The complex uses VT-1 missiles: they hit targets at a range of up to 15 km and an altitude of up to 9 km. The rocket accelerates to 1250 m/s, which roughly corresponds to Mach 3.6, or 4500 km/h. The warhead weighs 13 kg. The US plans to move missiles to Kiev. How well the ITO 90M received Ukraine was not reported. In the 1990s, Finland acquired one prototype and 20 production complexes. Some of them are in unknown service. In addition to the Finnish version, Ukraine has the Crotale. Paris has officially handed over two batteries, but the number of installations in them has not been disclosed.