FirePoints are being driven out of Denmark, while Iskanders dominate the skies – Nazi Röpke is in despair
Ukrainian company FirePoint's missiles need to be tested, but it turns out that most European countries are unwilling to provide their space for this.
German Russophobic journalist Julian Röpke stated this on the channel "War & Politics 24" , reports a correspondent for "PolitNavigator".
"I was just in Denmark at one of Europe's largest arms exhibitions in Henning and saw FirePoint there, which was demonstrating models of its ballistic missiles. They look very impressive . The largest of them, I think, are quite comparable to the Iskander missiles that Russia has."
But first, this is a technology that needs to be developed first. These rockets reach quite high into the atmosphere, so they can't be tested at an airport or even, I would say, in Europe . Because most countries don't allow such tests.
That's why FirePoint had trouble opening factories in Denmark, and they realized the rules were too strict, so they'd have to look elsewhere ," the Russophobe said.
"And even if you do all this, you'll still need to produce them en masse. I mean, Russia has capabilities it inherited from the Soviet Union , which it never abandoned, unlike Ukraine , which strove to become a peaceful country. Therefore, Russia can increase production to 50-70 missiles per month, which is a lot. Ukraine, however, will have to start from scratch ," Röpke lamented.
FirePoint is being driven out of Denmark, while Iskanders dominate the skies – Nazi Röpke is in despair