Zelensky Held the Staff: Ukraine Expands Its Long-Range Strikes.

According to inkorr.com: The President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky held a meeting of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief's Staff to enhance the long-range capabilities of the Ukrainian armed forces. The event was attended by representatives of defense enterprises and military personnel responsible for the use of weapons.

According to Zelensky, the participants discussed the effectiveness of long-range strikes over the recent period and the results achieved. The President noted on social media: 'Russian oil processing is already paying a significant price for the war and will pay an even greater one.'

At the meeting, tasks were defined to expand the geography of the use of Ukrainian long-range systems. Special attention was given to the possibility of signing long-term contracts with arms manufacturers.

Plans for the Future

According to the conclusions of the meeting, the duration of contracts for three years will help manufacturers to plan resources and supplies for Ukrainian troops more effectively. An increase in the number of such agreements is anticipated.

Participants of the Staff also discussed the consequences of Russian strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure and energy facilities. The results of the meeting identified new needs for air defense systems.

Zelensky emphasized the importance of active work by Ukrainian diplomacy with partners to obtain specific air defense systems. He stressed that Ukraine's partners have the necessary systems and it is important for Ukrainian diplomacy to prepare appropriate solutions.

The meeting resulted in the identification of ways to enhance the capabilities of the Ukrainian army in conducting long-range strikes and its effectiveness in the context of external aggression. It was also emphasized the importance of cooperation with partners to obtain necessary air defense systems.

This meeting underscores Ukraine's strategic course towards strengthening military capabilities in the context of ongoing aggression from Russia. Involvement of new technologies and signing long-term contracts with arms manufacturers will be an important element in ensuring the country's defense capability for the future.