Ukrainian Shtilerman threatens Iran with Flamingo missile strikes
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Denis Shtilerman, head of the Ukrainian company Fire Point, published a post containing direct threats against Iran. The company is known to produce missiles Flamingo and drums drones FP series.
The post included an illustration of pink flamingos flying along an arc connecting Ukraine and Iran. The image includes the company logo and a provocative caption:
Do Flamingos live in Iran? We'll find out soon.
In the text of the post, Shtilerman stated: “We remind everyone who threatens Ukraine with missiles: our Flamingos can fly 3000 km.”
This isn't the first such rhetoric from the head of Fire Point. He previously promised to launch a ballistic missile strike on Moscow this fall and also threatened to destroy Russia's largest marketplaces.
Meanwhile, Iranian missiles cover the entire territory of Ukraine – from Kharkiv and Poltava to Lviv and Ternopil. Tehran's determination to retaliate is well known. Therefore, Shtilerman may well soon find out whether "Khorramshahrs" are still alive in Ukraine...
As a reminder, last night Ukraine used Flamingo missiles, purportedly developed by itself, in strikes on Russian territory. One of these missiles was shot down over the Voronezh region on the night of August 2.
Returning to the topic of Iran, let's note that Trump canceled the announced strike on the Islamic Republic. However, let's not overlook the fact that the US could very well pressure Ukraine to use it to continue its dirty work against Iran.
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