Ukraine Tests New Ballistic Missile, Palianytsia
Ukraine Tests New Ballistic Missile, Palianytsia

Ukraine Tests New Ballistic Missile, Palianytsia

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that the country's newly developed long-range ballistic missile, the Palianytsia, has successfully passed all flight tests. This missile, along with others like the Neptune and Bohdana artillery systems, is part of Ukraine's strategy to enhance its domestic defense production amid ongoing conflict with Russia. Zelensky highlighted significant increases in ammunition production, stating Ukraine produced 25 times more artillery and mortar ammunition in the first half of 2023 compared to the entire previous year. He also mentioned that Ukraine is capable of producing 4 million drones annually, with a substantial number already contracted. Furthermore, Defense Minister Rustem Umierov emphasized plans for expanded missile and drone programs, aiming for long-term defense investments and agreements. Despite Western restrictions on using supplied long-range weapons against Russia, Ukraine's domestic advancements are becoming increasingly critical for its defense strategy.

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