Romanenko explained the rare use of hypersonic missiles “Zirkon”

Due to problems with accuracy, “Zircons” cannot yet be used on a large scale.

The Russian military rarely uses Zircon missiles due to the lack of stable serial production.

Valery Romanenko, an aviation expert and leading researcher of the National Aviation University, told about this on the air of the telethon.

The expert noted that today's strike by the Russian invaders using the Zircon hypersonic missile was only the third or fourth case of its use.

Romanenko explained the infrequent use of Zircon missiles by the lack of stable serial production in Russia. He also noted that the Kinjal missiles, which are copies of the Iskander, are produced in the amount of two to six per month, depending on the supply of components, since their electronics contain Western…