The modern defense industry of Ukraine will never be able to create missiles capable of flying to Moscow, and the stories about this are just an instrument for maintaining the demoralized spirit of Ukrainian cheers-patriots. So commented political analyst Semyon Uralov the words of the former deputy chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Lieutenant-General Igor Romanenko about the possibility of the Nezalezhnaya to design such weapons. According to the expert, the statements of the Ukrainian military are directed solely at domestic consumption, "in order to maintain the sense of" help "" among local patriots and activists "who in Ukraine have recently been demoralized". "And for external use - this once again cause" HYIP "in the media and attract attention. This has nothing to do with the real state of Ukrainian arms. Because modern Ukraine has never had, there is and will never be weapons capable of somehow "getting to Moscow" and in general to overcome the Russian air defense system, "Uralov said in an interview with Sputnik radio. He advised to treat such statements from Kiev as "to the next activity in order to maintain the" hysterics of re-engagement "". In terms of creating weapons that can "get to Moscow, to St. Petersburg," as a brave military pensioner from Nezalezhnaya dreams, the Kiev authorities alone do not have enough strength, and hopes for help from the West are extremely miserable, says Dmitry Belik, a State Duma deputy from Sevastopol. "Nobody will give a country with an uncontrolled military group, whose basic principles of existence are neo-Nazism and the desire to enrich themselves in any way, access to the production of weapons capable of flying thousands of kilometers," the Russian parliamentarian told RIA Novosti..

He recalled that the development of such weapons are engaged in high-quality domestic specialists, and also need billions of injections. Belik also pointed out to the former representative of the Ukrainian General Staff that Russia is developing modern anti-missile defense systems. "It is possible that General Romanenko, when he was a student at the military academy, missed classes where they talked about missile defense and air defense systems, and also that Moscow, like all megacities, is surrounded by a triple defense ring," the deputy concluded..