Newsweek
Ukraine’s deployment of new homegrown ballistic missiles could be on the horizon, with little sign that Western restrictions on weapons able to fire deep into Russian territory will be slackened despite grinding but consistent Russian gains in the country’s east.
“Believe me, there will soon be concrete results that not only Ukraine but also the Russian Federation will see,” Yehor Chernev, a Ukrainian politician who heads Ukraine’s delegation to NATO‘s parliamentary assembly, said in late October, referencing the Hrim-2 missile.
