Ukraine Deploys Homemade Missiles in Overnight Strikes on Russia
Ukraine Uses New Homemade Missiles and Drones in Strikes on Russia
Ukraine Deploys Homemade Missiles in Overnight Strikes on Russia
Ukraine reports overnight strikes on Russia using domestically built missiles and drones, including Flamingo and Bars systems, as Kyiv accelerates its own UAV production.
2025-11-13T13:35:11+03:00
2025-11-13T13:35:11+03:00
2025-11-13T13:35:11+03:00
Ukraine’s General Staff reported overnight strikes using domestically produced missiles against targets inside Russia.
According to the Defense Ministry’s Telegram update, the attack involved a mix of systems ranging from strike and rocket-powered drones to several classes of missiles. The ministry noted that among the long-range weapons employed were Ukrainian-designed «Flamingo» and «Bars» missiles.
Earlier, Russia’s Ministry of Defense stated that a Ukrainian long-range guided «Neptun» missile had been launched across the border but was intercepted by Russian air-defense units before reaching its target.
The escalation coincides with Kyiv’s push to scale up domestic UAV production. At a recent briefing, Vladimir Zelensky said Ukraine was preparing for serial manufacturing of its own drones intended to replace Chinese Mavic-series devices. He added that a suitable alternative had already been selected and that the government was drafting contracts to finance the project.
Ukraine reports overnight strikes on Russia using domestically built missiles and drones, including Flamingo and Bars systems, as Kyiv accelerates its own UAV production.
Ukraine’s General Staff reported overnight strikes using domestically produced missiles against targets inside Russia.
According to the Defense Ministry’s Telegram update, the attack involved a mix of systems ranging from strike and rocket-powered drones to several classes of missiles. The ministry noted that among the long-range weapons employed were Ukrainian-designed «Flamingo» and «Bars» missiles.
Earlier, Russia’s Ministry of Defense stated that a Ukrainian long-range guided «Neptun» missile had been launched across the border but was intercepted by Russian air-defense units before reaching its target.
The escalation coincides with Kyiv’s push to scale up domestic UAV production. At a recent briefing, Vladimir Zelensky said Ukraine was preparing for serial manufacturing of its own drones intended to replace Chinese Mavic-series devices. He added that a suitable alternative had already been selected and that the government was drafting contracts to finance the project.
