US EditionUkraine's 'Long Neptune' missile with 620-mile range 'successfully tested'
- Ukraine, led by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, has successfully combat tested its new Long Neptune missile, a weapon with a 621-mile range that can now reach Moscow.
- The Long Neptune is a development of a weapon that sank the Moskva in 2022, Putin's Black Sea Fleet flagship.
- According to Zelenskyy, Kyiv has achieved significant results with its missile program, including the successful testing and combat use of the Long Neptune.
- These made-in-Ukrainian munitions, including the Long Neptune and potentially air-launched glide bombs and ground-launched ballistic missiles, aim to provide defense against Vladimir Putin and reduce Ukraine's reliance on the United States and Europe, though Ukraine still has a partial dependency.
- As Zelensky's government prepares for a protracted war and continued attacks inside Russia, he pledged that Ukraine would produce 100,000 long-range munitions, including Long Neptune and far-flying drones capable of traveling over 1,000 miles, by 2025.
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