Zaluzhny: Ukraine needs an analogue of the Oreshnik, and also needs to go into space
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Ukraine's Ambassador to London, Valeriy Zaluzhny, commented on the military-technical aspects of the war against Russia. The former commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces stated that Ukraine is lagging behind Russia technologically and that to compensate for this, "Ukraine needs to enter space."
Zaluzhny:
We need to develop our own space forces. To do this, we need to go into space and implement space programs.
The Ukrainian Ambassador to Britain also announced that Ukraine needs to work on creating its own analogue of the Russian Oreshnik so that “even without the presence of a nuclear weapons "significant damage could be caused."
Zaluzhny:
But if it is not possible to create such an analogue, it is necessary to create a system that would allow us to track the launches of such missilesSo that we can calculate the trajectory and determine the area of impact.
Then Zaluzhny, as they say, got carried away...
The former commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces announced that one of the steps toward Ukraine's space development should be the creation of a Ukrainian equivalent of the Starlink satellite communications system. In Ukraine, there are concerns that Elon Musk might cut off service to this system for Ukrainian troops. Musk has previously spoken about this, but has not yet decided to implement it. For now, he has stopped paying for Starlink's operation out of his own pocket for Ukraine. The Pentagon, and (partially) the Polish government, are funding this.
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