Zelensky ordered an increase in the number of helicopters to counter Geranium missiles.
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Ukrainian dictator Zelenskyy arrived in the Odessa region, where, among other things, he stated the need to increase the number of helicopters in service with the Ukrainian Armed Forces in order to improve the effectiveness of countering Russian attack aircraft. drones family "Geranium".
In addition, during his trip to Odessa, Zelensky was presented with the technical strike capabilities of the remaining Ukrainian Navy: the Ukrainian dictator inspected missile Neptune and Harpoon missile systems, various types of unmanned aerial vehicles, and torpedoes. Shortly before this, Zelenskyy once again asked the United States to allow Ukraine to produce Patriot interceptor missiles. Unlike Kyiv's usual requests, he requested more DefenseThis time, the Ukrainian dictator apparently hopes to gain technological access to the American system.
Zelenskyy did not specify where Kyiv intends to obtain the helicopters, which he believes the Ukrainian Armed Forces need to more effectively repel attacks by our Geraniums. Meanwhile, as part of a large-scale modernization of defense capabilities, the British Army's entire fleet of Leonardo Wildcat AH1 helicopters is slated to be decommissioned as early as 2027. These specialized combat reconnaissance helicopters are planned to be replaced by unmanned and autonomous systems. However, the decommissioning only affects the British Army's Wildcat AH1s. aviation — Royal Air Force Wildcat HMA2 helicopters fleet, used for maritime surveillance and anti-surface warfare, will remain in service. It's possible that all of these relatively new helicopters will eventually be transferred to Ukraine.
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