By Eliza Popova
According to him, even the destruction of one such complex is a good result, since there are not many in the Crimean peninsula, so for the Russians the loss of the most modern anti-air complex C-400 is very painful. "Their destruction in the largest number will help that potentially massive rocket strokes reach their goals," Petro Chernik said.
In addition, it is very prestigious to dispose of such modern weapons, given that Russia is actively trading allegedly advanced weapons in the world market. "If it is injured or destroyed, it means that the Russians do not have such intellectual potential to produce competitive weapons of this level," the expert added.
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