ATACMS is not yet in the Armed Forces, but the occupiers are already afraid of the consequences of the appearance of this missile

And they spy their air defense systems around valuable objects

The Russian occupying forces carefully guard the Crimean Bridge and have protected it with an insane amount of anti-aircraft defenses. This was noted by the Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council Oleksiy Danilov.

‘They are constantly under tension, they are under tension now because of the Crimean bridge, they guard it there very carefully, they have training almost every day. The amount of air defense they have deployed to protect this object is, let’s say, insane.’ – Danilov notes.

In his opinion, this reaction of the Rashists is due to the fact that they began to take seriously the weapons that the Armed Forces of Ukraine receive: ‘They treat us very seriously, which you and I have not seen before. They believed that we do not have an army , there is no will, we have no effort to defend our country. With that, they entered on February 24th, they believed that it would be as they had planned for themselves.’

It’s the smoke screen , it’s the training they’re constantly doing there to protect this critical infrastructure facility that’s directly related before the war on the territory of our country.

In general, the Rashists ‘spoofed’ the defense of the Crimean bridge with air defense systems and other means, such as a strange decision with a barge, despite the fact that the Armed Forces of Ukraine do not yet have weapons in their assets that could solve the task of destroying the Crimean bridge.

At the same time, Fedir Venislavskyi, a member of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Security, recently announced that Ukraine is negotiating with the US regarding ATACMS missiles for HIMARS with a range of 300 km.

Source defence-ua
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