
AI-generated summary
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has been ongoing since 2022, including attacks on military and civilian infrastructure on both sides. Flamingo missiles are part of Ukraine's arsenal to strike Russian territory.
The destruction of warehouses, launch sites and production sites for Flamingo cruise missiles on Ukrainian territory will deprive the enemy of the very means of attack, said military expert Andrei Kolesnik. He shared his comment with Lenta.ru.
“To begin with, we destroyed the Flamingo ammunition depot on the territory of Ukraine, but this is only the beginning. That is, we [eliminate] the root cause, [they] will have nothing to fly with. All Flamingo warehouses will come under close scrutiny. They are already in sight and it will no longer be possible to move these warehouses somewhere else, even if they are mobile,” Kolesnik said.
According to the expert, strikes will be carried out not only at launch sites and missiles in the air, but also at their storage and production sites.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked the Moscow region on the night of October 5-6. The attack was one of the largest in the last two years; the mayor of the capital, Sergei Sobyanin, reported that 650 drones flew towards the city, 105 of which were shot down on approach to Moscow.
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Russia will continue to strike warehouses, launch sites and production sites of Flamingo missiles in Ukraine
Likely · Within weeks

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