Russian missile carriers remain on standby unless planning mass attack
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Russians have refrained from withdrawing missile carriers from
duty unless preparing for a mass missile-drone attack, the Ukrainian Southern
Defense Forces spokesperson, Natalia Humeniuk, said on the national television
on April 16.
“We have observed this trend several times,” she said.
Humeniuk suggested that this behavior might be linked to a
change in leadership, with such actions serving as a test.
She noted the presence of missile carriers in the Black Sea.
“It should be understood that even when stationed at their
bases, they remain dangerous,” Humeniuk said.
“The level of danger they pose remains incredibly high.
Whether they will be deployed for combat duty or not is determined within a
matter of hours.”
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