Zelensky on Tomahawks and Flamingos: How They Will Strengthen Ukraine's Air Defense.
President's Statements on Defense Capability
According to inkorr.com: The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, emphasized the importance of the comprehensive use of 'Tomahawk' missiles and domestic 'Flamingo' systems to strengthen the defense capabilities of the Armed Forces during a closed meeting. He highlighted the necessity of effective interaction between different types of weapons and qualified operators to achieve positive results.
Aviation and Air Defense Challenges
Discussing the complexities of aviation use, the president noted the importance of addressing air defense issues and creating safe zones for aircraft approaches. Zelensky stressed the need for integrating various means to achieve high results in complex military operations.
Protection Against Drone Threats
Speaking about the threat posed by Iranian kamikaze drones 'Shaheds', the president underscored the importance of using all available means for protection. Zelensky also emphasized the need to develop drones for the Armed Forces and will personally monitor the execution of contracts for the supply of drones to ensure their effective use.
These statements from the president indicate an urgent need to improve Ukraine's defense capabilities, especially in the face of modern challenges. High integration of various types of armaments, as well as a focus on the development of new technologies such as drones, are key factors in ensuring the country's security in the context of war.
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