Rustem Umerov said that in 2025 more missiles will be produced at home.
The improved Neptune cruise missile will be produced in Ukraine in 2025. Rustem Umerov announced this at a meeting with Ukrainian missile manufacturers.
Details of the meeting can be found in the official announcement Telegram channel Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.
The publication says that the Minister of Defense met with Ukrainian missile manufacturers to discuss a cooperation plan with them for the next year. One of the items on the agenda was the Neptune missile, which gained notoriety when the Russian corvette Moskva was destroyed. They decided to upgrade this rocket and launch their mass production.
Today it is known that Ukraine was able to create 100 missiles, but next year it plans to do much more. The range of the R-360 Neptune missile will be increased, as this will allow it to hit enemy targets at a greater distance. Another Ukrainian rocket science priority for 2025 will be the Palyanitsya drone rocket.
As before Discussion.UA reported two shots “Neptune” attack on the Kamensky plant near Rostov, very important for the Russian army.
Also in the port of Rostov “Azov” explosions: a rocket “Neptune” he joined the Russian air defense.
2024-11-18 20:18:00
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Questions for Guest 1:
1. Can you tell us about the recent developments in Ukraine’s missile production capabilities?
2. What was the main topic of discussion at the meeting between Ukrainian missile manufacturers and the Minister of Defense?
3. How significant is the upgraded R-360 Neptune missile in terms of its impact on the ongoing conflict with Russia?
4. What are some of the challenges faced by Ukraine in producing these missiles, and how are they being addressed?
5. What role does international support play in enhancing Ukraine’s missile production capabilities?
Questions for Guest 2:
1. In your opinion, how important is it for countries like Ukraine to have an indigenous missile production industry?
2. How does the mass production of Neptune missiles impact Ukraine’s overall defense strategy against Russia?
3. Are there any particular areas where you see room for improvement or further development in Ukraine’s missile programs?
4. What challenges does Ukraine face in terms of maintaining the quality and effectiveness of its missile arsenal?
5. What is your outlook for Ukraine’s missile production capabilities in the coming years?
