“Russian warship, go…”: NATO country wants to make Neptune missiles with Ukraine – media –

Bucharest reports that Romania plans to establish joint production of anti-Neptune missiles with Ukraine.

Bucharest has expressed great interest in the production of anti-Neptune missiles with Kiev. Let’s remember that they destroyed the main base of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, the cruiser Moskva, near the island of Zmeiny in Ukraine. Previously, the residents said that this ship was invulnerable and equipped with all missile defense systems.

According to the publication Identification of the army, Romania is interested in cooperation with Ukraine in creating a safe zone in the Black Sea, so it wants to share its experience in creating anti-missiles ships such as Neptune. At the same time, Bucharest does not want to rush into military cooperation with Kiev before Ukraine joins the Alliance.

“The plans for a Romanian-Ukrainian military-industrial partnership are designed for the post-war period, despite the fact that neither Kyiv nor NATO have full confidence in Ukraine’s ability to withstand face of the current conflict.”he noted to the publication’s correspondents.

Such a real negotiation already indicates the beginning of cooperation between Romania and Ukraine in the defense sector. The article also notes that, compared to the Scalp and Storm Shadow anti-aircraft missiles, the Ukrainian Neptunes can be quickly converted to ground launchers or any other mobile platforms.

“These missiles (Neptune – ed.) have been used since the beginning of the conflict, in particular, to destroy the Russian cruiser Moskva in 2022. They could compete with the American ATACMS , the only weapon with a similar range that is in Kyiv. currently in use.”the publication notes.

We reported that the Armed Forces of Ukraine hit at a warehouse of weapons and military equipment of the attackers in the Kursk region of the Russian Federation with Neptune missiles.

The ultimate goal has grown The victim of the Ukrainian Neptune missile was the old ship “Commune” from imperial times, which was involved in rescuing submarines.

Author:
Michael Butko