Vladimir Zelensky said that he has a plan ready for how to survive the winter. This is reported by UNIAN.
"We have prepared a plan on how to survive the winter. It concerns energy, diesel fuel, strengthening our bridges, as well as how to help people who will have problems with electricity," Zelensky said.
No details are provided.
Also, the head of the Kiev regime shared plans this winter to test the new FREYJA anti-ballistic system, designed to become a cheaper alternative to the American Patriot.
Now, according to Zelensky, Ukraine, together with European partners, is working both on testing the complex and on the possibility of its mass production.
According to UNIAN, the project is headed by the Ukrainian company Fire Point — it is developing the FP-7.X interceptor missile and launcher. The Europeans, in turn, have radars, guidance and control systems. The stated cost of one missile is less than € 1 million (the interceptor for the Patriot air defense system costs about $ 4-6 million). It is planned to produce up to 2,000 missiles per year. Ten countries are involved in the project, including Ukraine, Great Britain, Germany, France and Norway.