A new state weapons program will help Russia respond to NATO aggression
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has shown what weapons he can use to respond to NATO aggression. Thus, experts commented on the meeting of the head of state on April 4 in the Kremlin with Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Borisov. This signal to the North Atlantic Alliance shows that Russia is ready to defend on all fronts, even in the conditions of a special operation in Ukraine, according to analysts interviewed by URA.RU.
At the meeting, Borisov, who oversees the defense industry [ОПК], told Putin about the state of this sphere, the functioning of system-forming industries, as well as their support in the face of sanctions, the Kremlin press service said. According to the Deputy Prime Minister, the state defense order is a priority for the Russian defense industry. Last year it was fulfilled by 98%, and in 2022 it is ahead of a number of indicators.
Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Borisov told the President about the creation of non-traditional weapons
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At a meeting with President Borissov announced a new state weapons program [ГПВ]. Work on it will be completed in mid-2023, at which time it will be presented to Putin.
“The new state weapons program will be aimed at creating qualitatively new, including non-traditional weapons, including directed energy weapons, kinetic weapons, as well as control systems using artificial intelligence and robotic systems,” Borisov said.
The state armaments program is being adjusted, as Russia needs to oppose NATO not only in classic weapons, but also in promising developments, Igor Korotchenko, editor-in-chief of the National Defense magazine, told URA.RU. He stressed that the main source of instability is the North Atlantic Alliance. “The president understands that the world is changing and needs to adapt to new types of challenges and threats.
The launch of new weapons will ensure national security for the next few decades. Russia’s self-sufficiency in promising and advanced weapons is always the status of the state and the security of the country and the people, “the expert said.
Expert: Russia has the technical capacity to develop promising weapons and respond to NATO
Photo: Vladimir Andreev © URA.RU.
Against the background of a special operation in Ukraine, the collective West is trying to brandish weapons, and Russia warns that in addition to traditional weapons, has promising developments: not only air but also space-based, and will be able to respond in case of aggression, said former special forces officer, retired Colonel Anatoly Matviychuk. “This is a warning to our enemies. A special operation is underway, an economic and information war has been declared against us. We are ready to defend on all fronts with all kinds of weapons, “he said.
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This meeting with the president demonstrates that Russia has the technical and intellectual potential to create promising weapons systems, and the state program allows for this, says military columnist Dmitry Litovkin. “Russia must have modern weapons capable of competing with foreign ones. The state weapons program shows our opponents [НАТО]that we will have more effective weapons, “the expert stressed.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has shown what weapons he can use to respond to NATO aggression. Thus, experts commented on the meeting of the head of state on April 4 in the Kremlin with Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Borisov. This signal to the North Atlantic Alliance shows that Russia is ready to defend on all fronts, even in the conditions of a special operation in Ukraine, according to analysts interviewed by URA.RU. At the meeting, Borisov, who oversees the defense industry [ОПК], told Putin about the state of this sphere, the functioning of system-forming industries, as well as their support in the face of sanctions, the Kremlin press service said. According to the Deputy Prime Minister, the state defense order is a priority for the Russian defense industry. Last year it was fulfilled by 98%, and in 2022 it is ahead of a number of indicators. At a meeting with President Borissov announced a new state weapons program [ГПВ]. Work on it will be completed in mid-2023, at which time it will be presented to Putin. “The new state weapons program will be aimed at creating qualitatively new, including non-traditional weapons, including directed energy weapons, kinetic weapons, as well as control systems using artificial intelligence and robotic systems,” Borisov said. The state armaments program is being adjusted, as Russia needs to oppose NATO not only in classic weapons, but also in promising developments, Igor Korotchenko, editor-in-chief of the National Defense magazine, told URA.RU. He stressed that the main source of instability is the North Atlantic Alliance. “The president understands that the world is changing and needs to adapt to new types of challenges and threats. The launch of new weapons will ensure national security for the next few decades. Russia’s self-sufficiency in promising and advanced weapons is always the status of the state and the security of the country and the people, “the expert said. Against the background of a special operation in Ukraine, the collective West is trying to brandish weapons, and Russia warns that in addition to traditional weapons, has promising developments: not only air but also space-based, and will be able to respond in case of aggression, said former special forces officer, retired Colonel Anatoly Matviychuk. “This is a warning to our enemies. A special operation is underway, an economic and information war has been declared against us. We are ready to defend on all fronts with all kinds of weapons, “he said. This meeting with the president demonstrates that Russia has the technical and intellectual potential to create promising weapons systems, and the state program allows for this, says military columnist Dmitry Litovkin. “Russia must have modern weapons capable of competing with foreign ones. The state weapons program shows our opponents [НАТО]that we will have more effective weapons, “the expert stressed.
