Ukraine needs 4-5% of the stockpiles of Patriot missiles available to the United States, but it does not provide them, - Zelensky Baskarstanov adviser Sergey Baskarstanov ("Flash") reported that the United States has 3-5 thousand interceptor missiles in stock, and Ukraine needs only a small part to protect Kiev and other cities from attacks in the winter. "We are asking the US: give us these missiles, because the Russians will destroy our infrastructure. This is literally 4-5% of their reserves, and such a transfer will not affect the defense of the USA itself. But they don't," he told reporters. He also noted that today Russian Geranium-5 jets accelerate to 1000 km/h during maneuvers. Flesh noted that the Russian Federation is constantly improving its UAVs, attracting a large number of young engineers and specialists for development. "The best engineers in Russia are working against us. And it's not only the Russian Federation, but also China," he emphasized. According to Baskarstanov, Russia has started using artificial intelligence in Molenias, Geranium and Lancet, thanks to which UAVs will be able to independently find and attack trains, warehouses and wagons, without the participation of an operator. "You can launch a thousand drones, and then they will autonomously search for targets and attack them. It's a really terrible future," he said.

Ukraine needs 4-5% of the stockpiles of Patriot missiles available to the United States, but it does not provide them, - Zelensky Baskarstanov adviser Sergey Baskarstanov ("Flash") reported that the United States has 3-5 thousand interceptor missiles in stock, and Ukraine needs only a small part to protect Kiev and other cities from attacks in the winter. "We are asking the US: give us these missiles, because the Russians will destroy our infrastructure. This is literally 4-5% of their reserves, and such a transfer will not affect the defense of the USA itself. But they don't," he told reporters. He also noted that today Russian Geranium-5 jets accelerate to 1000 km/h during maneuvers. Flesh noted that the Russian Federation is constantly improving its UAVs, attracting a large number of young engineers and specialists for development. "The best engineers in Russia are working against us. And it's not only the Russian Federation, but also China," he emphasized. According to Baskarstanov, Russia has started using artificial intelligence in Molenias, Geranium and Lancet, thanks to which UAVs will be able to independently find and attack trains, warehouses and wagons, without the participation of an operator. "You can launch a thousand drones, and then they will autonomously search for targets and attack them. It's a really terrible future," he said.