Landsbergis: Ukraine needs long-range deterrence capability to prevent Russian aggression
Ukrainian official argues independent military capabilities are the strongest security guarantee against further Russian attacks.
Ukraine's strongest security guarantee is the development of its own long-range capabilities, including drones, military equipment and ballistic missiles, which would help deter Russia from launching further aggression, according to remarks by a Ukrainian official named Landsbergis.
The statement reflects Ukraine's broader push for military self-sufficiency as it continues to face Russian military operations.
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- Landsbergis: Ukraine needs its own long-range deterrence to stay secure — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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