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Hello, I am Xia Lushan. Ukraine urgently needs long-range weapons to strike Russian strategic targets that may affect the entire Ukrainian situation. In the process of waiting for the United States and the West to lift the use of long-range weapons, Ukraine has begun to use its own long-range weapons to strike Russian internal targets. According to the report of the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, On the night of August 21, the Ukrainian army hit the Russian S-300 missile system, which is about 160 km away from the front line, near the new Sahaginsk in the Rostov region. This attack was coordinated by the Ukrainian Navy and the Army. The only known weapon in the Ukrainian Navy's arsenal that has the ability to carry out such missions is the Sea King missile. The missile was previously used to attack Crimea's Russian air defense system. However, Ukraine has recently carried out multiple long-range strikes on Russian internal targets. It is not clear what kind of weapons the outside world has used on Ukraine, but it is likely that it is not a long-range weapon provided by the West, including land-based tactical missiles. This shows that Ukraine may already have its own long-range weapon. There is news that the Ukrainian Armed Forces have received a new long-range weapon called the Parianich. This is a combination of missiles and drones. Parianich is the name of a type of Ukrainian bread. For non-Ukrainian foreigners, the pronunciation of this word is very difficult, so it was used in the early days of the war to identify suspects, such as spies. On August 24, Ukrainian President Zelensky confirmed the existence of such a rocket drone during the Ukrainian Independence Day celebration held in Kiev. There are reports that on August 24, which is the 33rd anniversary of Ukraine's departure from the former Soviet Union, Ukraine used this weapon for the first time to strike Russian military facilities on the occupied territory. On Tuesday, Zelensky said in an independent forum that Ukraine's first ballistic missile had been actively tested. He said, about the new long-range weapon, maybe it's too early to talk about it now, but I still want to share with you Zelensky praised Ukraine's defense industry achievements, but he was speechless about the details of the new long-range weapon plan. On August 26, Ukrainian Defense Minister Umeylov said that he would soon use this new weapon again to respond to Ukraine's nightly attacks. He said, Ukraine is preparing to respond with its own weapons. This will once again prove that to win, it requires long-range capability and the cancellation of the restrictions on enemy military facilities. Ukrainian Defense Strategy Center Security Research Project Director Fudevichenko said, Ukraine's drones are at the forefront of defense technology development. He said, Ukraine cooperates closely with the military, participates in the development and production of autonomous devices, drones and anti-drone weapons. The development of new long-range weapons is supported by the Strategic Industry Department and the Digital Transformation Department. Ukraine is gradually evolving into a new military valley, similar to the U.S. valley, but it is driven by the military industry. Ukraine's military said, this long-range weapon, called the Palenitsa, can reach a range of up to 430 miles. It is equivalent to the U.S. land-based tactical missile. Ukraine has been trying to develop its own arms industry and encourages production in its own country to reduce its dependence on Western military aid. In the West, Ukraine is using long-range weapons provided by the West to crack down on Russian domestic targets. Russia is using the space behind it that is not under attack to launch air strikes on Ukraine. According to a recent report by the War Research Institute, within the range of the U.S. land-based tactical missile, there are at least 250 important military targets in Russia, which are strategic targets that Ukraine urgently needs to strike. However, due to the current restrictions on long-range weapons, Ukraine can only use a relatively short range of Hamas and multi-missile systems to strike about 20 of them. If Ukraine has a sufficient number of Palenitsa rocket drones, Ukraine is likely to be able to strike all 250 important Russian military targets without the influence of Western weapons. Dear friends, let's use one minute to insert an ad. Your tolerance and support are our greatest motivation. 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To solve the Asian problem, it's not just a choice to pull out your teeth. Scan the QR code at the bottom right of the screen or click on the link in the information bar to learn more about this magical toothpaste. The Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine, who is responsible for technological innovation, said that this new long-range weapon will be a game-changer for the Ukrainian army. Because it is not restricted by the United Nations, Ukraine urgently needs to create such a system. He said, the next step is to expand the production scale. I think this will change the rules of the game. Because we will be able to hit the unexpected places in Russia. Fedorov did not explain in detail the exact range of this weapon and the actual number in the hands of the current Ukrainian army. But he said, since 2022, he has been involved in the development of domestic missiles. The new weapon has always been a long-term goal for Ukraine. The Parionitsa is a new development plan that began about 18 months ago. Unlike the Sea King missile, the Parionitsa has nothing to do with the system developed by the former Soviet Union. It is said that the missile has a solid fuel booster and a jet engine, which allows it to fly at a higher speed for a longer period of time. Fedorov said, the cost of each missile is less than $1 million. The military is turning to private companies to find a solution to achieve mass production and further reduce production costs. Private companies have become the main suppliers of Ukrainian military drones, including drones currently operating in Russia and drones that have attacked the Russian Black Sea Fleet many times. Fedorov said, Russia has a large territory, but it is difficult for Russian air defense to produce enough air defense missiles to cover the entire territory. This gives the Ukrainian military a deep opportunity to fight. Recently, Ukraine's actions in Kursk may have stretched the Russian military and gained the necessary time to wait for Western aid to arrive. At the same time, this invasion has made people begin to suspect that Russia has the ability to launch any major attack in the remaining time of the year. The Russian military's slow response to Ukraine's Kursk operations shows that Russia has almost all its forces on the front lines of Ukraine, especially Donbass. Russia will be forced to make a difficult choice between defending Kursk and continuing to attack Donbass. So far, the Russian military has lost about 1,000 people every day as well as corresponding equipment losses. Russia's monthly mobilization capacity is about 20,000 to 30,000 people, which is about the same as the front line losses. This shows that the Russian military has almost no extra back-up troops to fight the Ukrainian armored forces of Kursk and Belgrade. From the beginning of the war to today, Western restrictions on Ukraine's use of long-range weapons have created unequal situations This forces Ukraine to consider other methods of action Russia, on the other hand, enjoys a luxury safe haven close to the border area. This allows Russia to invest more troops to participate in the battle of Donbass. Ukraine's Kursk operation is a forced method in the absence of long-range weapons. It allows troops carrying limited-range weapons to enter Russia in order to extend the distance of attack. Of course, it also has other more positive effects. For example, it pushes the Russian air force back into the Russian territory away from the border area so that it cannot continue to use the border area to launch landmines or at least force its bombers to fly further and for a longer time so that its attack power is significantly reduced. At the same time, the Ukrainian troops also use attack drones to strike Russian reconnaissance drones and use powerful electronic interference measures to suppress Russian radio communication so that the Russian army cannot see the battlefield and it is difficult to conduct command and control on the battlefield. This may be the reason why the Russian military is not active in Donbass. In short, the passive situation of the Russian army on the ground and in the air is unprecedented since the beginning of the war. Moscow faces the choice to recruit new troops and accelerate and expand military production in order to meet the needs of defending Kursk as much as possible. This means that Moscow must pay a huge cost of counterattack or continue to insist on its actions in Donbass and pay the price of Kursk, Belgorod, and even more regions being given to Ukraine. No matter how Putin chooses, there is basically no way out. Ukraine launched an invasion of Kursk and began to make its own long-range weapons, changing the situation on the battlefield. This result was actually forced out. Ukraine seems to have found a way to victory again. If Ukrainian allies put more effort on long-range weapons, the days after the war may come sooner. That's all for today. Thank you for watching. See you next time.