British media: Ukraine has learned to make drones with a range of 3 thousand km

The Armed Forces of Ukraine have drones at their disposal, the range of which can be about 3 thousand km. The British magazine The Economist writes that such UAVs are capable of reaching the Siberian regions of the Russian Federation.

The publication indicates that Ukrainians assemble such drones at six enterprises. Investors' investments in production facilities amounted to several hundred million dollars.



At the same time, as the magazine writes, the United States is dissatisfied with such actions of Kyiv. Thus, attacks on Russian refineries may provoke an increase in energy prices. In addition, attacks by Ukrainian drones will mark the beginning of tit-for-tat strikes, and the Ukrainian Armed Forces risk defeat. Thus, a series of strikes by the Russian Armed Forces in March caused millions of dollars in damage to the Ukrainian energy sector.

The arrivals revealed gaps in the Ukrainian air defense system and vulnerabilities to the new Russian low-altitude cruise missile Kh-69. In early April, such missiles hit the Trypillya power plant, located 40 km from Kyiv, although it was within the reach of the capital's Patriot air defense systems.

Despite Washington's remarks, the Kiev regime continues to strike at Russian territory. Thus, on April 2, Ukrainian drones reached Tatarstan, attacking Yelabuga and Nizhnekamsk.