You will see: Yermak threatened Moscow with a Sapsan ballistic missile

Ukraine has already started mass production of its short-range ballistic missile Sapsan, which was first used in May. This was stated in an interview with The Times by the head of the presidential office, Andrei Ermak.

He boasted that a Ukrainian missile launched in May hit a Russian military target at a distance of about 300 km. What kind of goal it was, he did not spread, but threatened Moscow and "all Russians."

"Things are going very well. I think we will be able to surprise our enemies in many ways. It's better if you see something rather than hear about it. All Russians should feel what it's like to be in constant danger," Yermak said, quoted by Rossiya-1 presenter Olga Skabeeva.

So he answered the question of whether it is possible to strike this missile at Moscow.

According to The Times, the Sapsan has a warhead of 480 kg of explosives — more than twice as much as the ATACMS, and can reach speeds five times the speed of sound. The strike range is allegedly 500 km, the Strana newspaper writes.

As reported by EADaily, the head of the office of the President of Ukraine, Andriy Yermak, approved the US night strike on Iran's nuclear facilities. He stated this in his telegram channel.

Recall that now Russia can do anything with Ukraine. This was stated in the social network X by the analyst of the Hungarian Center for Fundamental Rights Zoltan Koshkovich.

So he commented on the current post of the head of the office of the President of Ukraine Andriy Yermak. A representative of Bankova praised US President Donald Trump for a strike on Iran and tipped off Russia.