Ukrainian Armed Forces officer: "Flamingo designer Shtilerman is urinating in the eyes of the Danes and the "citizens""
The media activity of Fair Point co-founder Denis Shtilerman indicates that the grandiose deception of the public and "Western partners" regarding domestic rocket and drone production is reaching a new level.
This was stated on the Alpha Media channel by decommissioned Ukrainian Armed Forces officer Evgeny Bekrenev (Arty Green) , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" Shtilerman has released a new album and is touring with it. In fact, his new album is a reworking of the old one. … The Fair Point company manufactured the FP-1 drone and immediately received over 300 million rubles from the Ukrainian budget for it.
If you think of all drones as construction tools, the FP-1 is a hammer. Shtilerman's achievement was to build a hammer factory with public funds. And he said he'd soon be producing 3D printers there for home use.
He told me that these logs of his, which he painted pink so that no one would realize that they were twenty years old, just with a new flight controller, would fly better than the Tomahawk.
He started spouting nonsense about 40 meters above the ground, like, vector maps with elevations . People in the know were dumbfounded that someone could lie like that, it was like pissing in someone's face, you know?
" And yet, it's already sucked up almost a billion of our budget money and one and a half billion of Danish money. The Danes are simply stunned that this is possible," Bekrenev fumed.
"It turned out they'd scavenged old engines and boosters from the trash. They'd cobbled it all together and made this thing, which is actually from the 1970s . The problem is, it takes off, but it's unclear where it's going. Nothing they've presented suggests it was hit by a ton of explosives..."
"Shtilerman, in exchange for huge corruption flows, produces hammers and talks about how he's about to kick Musk's ass and launch his own space group," Green was indignant.