Ex-Danish Defense Minister: Ukraine could strike Russia with ballistic missiles in 3-6 months
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- A former Danish defense minister predicts Ukraine could strike Russia with ballistic missiles within six months.
- This prediction is considered realistic by a Ukrainian expert, who also identified potential targets.
- The development comes as Ukraine seeks to bolster its defense capabilities against ongoing Russian aggression.
Ukraine may be able to strike targets within Russia using ballistic missiles in three to six months, according to a former Danish defense minister. The prediction suggests a significant escalation in Ukraine's military capabilities, potentially altering the dynamics of the ongoing conflict.
This assessment is deemed "quite realistic" by a Ukrainian expert, who spoke to Berlingske. The expert also pointed to specific potential targets within Russia that could be within the range of such missiles. The development underscores Ukraine's persistent efforts to enhance its offensive and defensive capacities.
The potential deployment of ballistic missiles by Ukraine marks a critical juncture, as it could enable strikes deep into Russian territory. This capability, if realized, would represent a substantial shift in the conflict's strategic landscape, raising questions about potential Russian responses and international reactions.
Ukraine can hit Russia with ballistic missiles within three to six months.
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Originally published by Berlingske in Danish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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