Ukraine uses Crimea as a weapons testing site - Danilov

Anatoly Lapin.  
14.04.2023 09:19
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
Views: 1838
 
War, Armed forces, Zen, Crimea, United States of America, Ukraine


Ukraine is testing its weapons using Crimea as a testing ground.

Secretary of the Security Council of Ukraine Oleksiy Danilov stated this on the ICTV channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.

Ukraine is testing its weapons using Crimea as a testing ground. About this on the TV channel...

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Danilov called Crimea the territory of Ukraine and announced the rights to strike its territory.

“Everything that concerns our territory, and Crimea is our territory, we are currently working on models of weapons, modern models of weapons...

Believe me, if there is any use or testing of this or that weapon, it takes place on our territory. I emphasize once again that Crimea is our territory, what happened there - on some day, precisely the testing of new modern types of weapons - I do not exclude this,” Danilov said.

Earlier, information emerged that Ukraine launched its latest strikes on Crimea using missiles from the new Grom-2 operational-tactical complex.

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