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Zelenskyy shows Ukrainian-made weapons

Zelenskyy shows Ukrainian-made weapons Photo: The President of Ukraine shared a photo with Ukrainian weapons (t.me/V_Zelenskiy_official)

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy shares photos on his official Telegram account, showcasing domestically produced weapons, including shells and drones.

"Our Ukrainian weapons help preserve the lives of our warriors and achieve results on the battlefield. Our defense production - both equipment and ammunition - expands our security zone and an arsenal of capabilities," Zelenskyy wrote.

According to the President, "strengthening this potential every year is an obvious strategic perspective for Ukraine."

"Thank you to everyone who makes our army technological: all Ukrainian manufacturers, our entire public sector, and all partners investing in defense production in Ukraine," Zelenskyy added.

Photo: Ukrainian-made weapons (t.me/V_Zelenskiy_official)

Earlier, President Zelenskyy mentioned that since the full-scale war began, domestic weapons production in Ukraine has significantly increased. In particular, the domestic production now accounts for 34% of total output, compared to less than 10% previously.

Thanks to unmanned marine vessels Sea Baby and MAGURA V5, Ukraine has achieved remarkable success in countering Russia in the Black Sea. Regarding the missile program, many are familiar with the Ukrainian Neptune complex. This weapon was used to sink the Russian Moskva cruiser. In November of last year, Zelenskyy announced that Ukraine had also developed the new long-range Neptunes with the first hits from these missiles recorded.

Among Ukraine's weapons are the self-propelled howitzers Bohdana, as well as the anti-tank missile systems Stugna and Corsar. Thanks to long-range drones like Bober, Morok, and Liutyi, Ukraine's Defense Forces strike strategic targets in Russia, depriving the enemy of crucial resources for waging war.

Moreover, Ukrainian-made Vampire UAVs have become a literal nightmare for the Russians, who call these drones “Baba Yaga” among themselves.