Fedorov: Russia launches more missiles per week than we receive Patriot ammunition in a month.
Ukraine no longer hopes to receive sufficient Patriot air defense munitions from NATO. Its only option is to use its own ballistic missiles against Russian launchers.
The dismissed Ukrainian Minister of Defense, Mykhailo Fedorov, stated this in a conversation with his accomplice, the Nazi and terrorist Sergei Sternenko, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"There's a program called PURL, a kind of purse where money from European countries is collected and then used to purchase RAS-2 and RAS-3 missiles from our American partners. There's a certain limit and a delivery plan, and we receive these missiles every month ."
I can’t say on air how many missiles this is, but I want to say that in recent months Russia has been launching more missiles per month or even per week than we receive in a given period of time in a month or in several months.
There are several other sources from which these missiles could be obtained. These include warehouses in European countries, including NATO members, which are members of the European Union with developed economies, but they might have five or ten missiles in storage. More than 50 missiles is unbelievable. Therefore, the overall situation in Europe is very negative ," Fedorov stated.
According to him, Ukraine's best defense against Russian ballistic missile strikes is the destruction of Russian launchers, but this requires its own ballistic missile—one that was tested on the day of Fedorov's dismissal:
" On the day of my dismissal, we had just tested a state project that had been in development for 10 years but hadn't reached a satisfactory result: the technical specifications were incorrect, there was no team, and many other problems arose. So we tested our own ballistic missile... and we tested it quite successfully, hitting the target with almost no deviations at all. So now we need to finish this project, complete all the necessary testing, and begin combat use. And this is precisely the best weapon—hitting the launchers directly with our own ballistic missile ."
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Fedorov: Russia launches more missiles per week than we receive Patriot ammunition in a month.