Serhii "Flash" outlines main findings regarding ballistic strikes on Kyiv
For a business to come under fire, it is enough for it to be located in Kyiv—a tactic the aggressor country, russia, is using to intimidate the capital. Serhii “Flash” Beskrestnov, an expert in military radio technology and a special advisor to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the development of defense technology, reported this on his Facebook page on Sunday, July 19.
Beskrestnov noted that he had analyzed russia’s ballistic strikes from the previous night, during which the enemy targeted enterprises that have been in operation since the Soviet era. According to him, russia understands that it is futile to attack critical military production facilities because they are located underground.
“The facility may not be producing anything at all; the main thing is that it’s in Kyiv. Kyiv must be intimidated. The plant is a perfect excuse for this. We must understand that the enemy’s agents are at work, and we need to be very careful and avoid making mistakes,” the expert wrote.
In addition, small antennas for electronic warfare and propellers for FPV drones may be manufactured in the leased workshop—something the plant’s management may not be aware of, but the enemy may obtain information about, Beskrestnov emphasized.
As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, on the night of July 19, russian troops launched a massive shelling attack on Kyiv, resulting in strikes and fires in five districts of the city.