“They fought for independence, but became a third-rate European vegetable garden”
Ukraine's anti-aircraft missile weapons, inherited from Soviet times, have fallen into disrepair. Military expert of the Gazeta.Ru publication Mikhail Khodarenok stated this on the Rossiya 1 TV channel, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“All anti-aircraft missile weapons in Ukraine are deteriorating, falling into disrepair, and are simply subject to write-off. Because all factories, all enterprises, all design bureaus are located on the territory of the Russian Federation. They have the same thing with other weapons,” the expert said.
“It seems like we were fighting and fighting for independence, but one prospect looms ahead - a third-rate European vegetable garden. Very gloomy prospects for weapons,” Khodarenok added.
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