But that is because none of them understands complexities of producing anything in 404. So, basically, everything is nothing more than PR noise going back to square one and no "release" occurs.
Britain will allow the release of classified technology so that a British/French-designed cruise missile can be manufactured in Ukraine, a boost for Kyiv in its efforts to bring more firepower to bear hundreds of kilometers into Russia. Paris and Kyiv want to set up a Ukrainian production line for the SCALP air-launched cruise missile, known as the Storm Shadow in the United Kingdom, by the end of the year. The declassification of information on British-made components of the missiles, announced Monday, is a key step towards that goal.
So, it is NOT a "Ukrainian production line"--it is the same British production line which remains in the UK, but this BS looks nice in the headlines. There is no classified technology there, Russia has a number of slightly damaged SCALP/Storm Shadows and this thing is a standard target even for lower tier Russian AD complexes such as S1 Pantsir, Tor M2, not to speak of Buk M2 let alone S-350. Let me put it this way, this missile is way out of the league of 3M14(M) Kalibr and Russian AD will handle those "Ukrainian" missiles as it did before--most have been shot down.
Here is how Flamingo (Russians use Hlamingo, from Hlam-rubbish) is intercepted by MOGs.
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