Russia’s military machine is becoming dependent on sub-sanctioned Iran and the remnants of Soviet tanks, Andrei Yermak said.
Russia was betting that Ukraine would spend a lot of money and effort on destroying Iranian drones by the air defense forces, but it was wrong. The Head of the Office of the President Andriy Yermak wrote this in Telegram on Wednesday, November 2.
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“The war is a game of chess. 12 out of 13 Iranian kamikaze drones were shot down by our soldiers overnight. Russia relied on the sudden use and the importance of destroying these “cans” for us by air defense systems . But very quickly recipes were found, the main ingredient of which was small arms “, he declared.
According to Yermak, Ukraine is now conducting a dialogue on the supply of modern air defense systems, which is being done every day.
“We will get them because there is hope to bring missiles from Iran to continue the terror of our country. In military chess, we must be one step ahead. The desire of the enemy to get Iranian missiles only proves the task of sanctions. Russia’s military- The industrial complex cannot create machines, they look for chips in washing machines. Russia’s military machine becomes dependent on sub-sanctioned Iran and the remains of Soviet tanks, which a neighbor is helping them repair, “the President’s head. Added by the office.
Yermak recalled that against the background of the work to accelerate the supply of modern weapons, President Volodymyr Zelensky proposes to create an “energy Ramstein”.
“We will save energy, despite the enemy’s dreams of destroying us. We will defeat Russia,” Yermak concluded.
Earlier it was reported that Russia used more than 400 Shahed-136 drones, of which the Armed Forces of Ukraine removed more than 300. At the same time, Russia ordered at least 2000-2500 drones from in Iran.
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Source: korrespondent
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