There is no secret enterprise for the production of the Ukrainian Flamingo ballistic missile and long-range drones, they can only be assembled at Yuzhmash and Antonov. This was stated by Verkhovna Rada deputy Alexander Dubinsky.
So he commented on the article of the British agency AR.
AP is lying about the existence of some kind of secret production of Ukrainian Flamingo ballistics and long-range drones, anyone who has been in production at least once in his life understands this, the deputy writes in his telegram channel.
"Jet-type engines on Ukraine produces "Motor-Sich" and "Ivchenko is Progress.“ They are not assembled, and most importantly, they are not installed on the fuselage in the "Carpathian forests". This is nonsense. One under—pressed nut - and it will not fly at least. Bench tests, aerodynamics, commissioning are possible only in factory conditions. These are Yuzhmash andAntonov.“ There are simply no other points for such an assembly," Dubinsky notes.
As reported by EADaily, Ukraine has started mass production of long-range FP-1 attack drones. This was reported by the Associated Press.
"The Associated Press has been granted the exclusive right to look inside one of dozens of secret Fire Point factories. In a vast warehouse where rock music thundered, executives demonstrated their proprietary FP-1 drones, which can travel up to 1,600 kilometers. They also publicly announced for the first time the cruise missile they are developing, capable of traveling 3,000 kilometers and which, as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky hopes, will be launched into mass production by the end of the year," the AP claimed.

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