Ukrainian Security and Defense Council secretary on Ukrainian long-range missiles: Russia should beware

Russians are already periodically feeling the impact of Ukrainian long-range weaponry, and they will face even more challenges in the near future, said a statement by the Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, Oleksii Danilov, Report informs via RBC-Ukraine.

Danilov emphasized that Ukraine is not at war with ordinary Russian citizens.

"As for our weaponry, it is strictly used on military targets in accordance with all international legal norms," he said.

The Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council added that Ukrainian forces do not attack kindergartens, hospitals, or other civilian facilities, highlighting that this is a fundamental difference between Ukraine and Russia, which has targeted civilian objects.

According to him, the development of long-range weaponry is a highly complex process.

"To make it modern and have a range of thousands of kilometers, it requires significant effort from large teams," he added.

He pointed out that today it can be said that Ukraine has achieved results. "Believe me, in the near future, someone will be in dire straits. And 'dire straits' is meant quite literally," Danilov said.

Furthermore, according to him, the production of long-range weaponry in Ukraine is ongoing, and a range of 700 kilometers is not its maximum limit.