Rostec announced an increase in the production of Krasnopol guided missiles

Rostec State Corporation announced an increase in the production of Krasnopol guided artillery shells designed to destroy mobile ground targets at a considerable distance. This was announced on October 16 in the press service of the state corporation in the Maks messenger.

"From a distance of tens of kilometers, this munition can hit even such a small and mobile target as a tank with a direct hit. Today, High—precision complexes have significantly increased the production of these munitions," the state corporation said.

Rostec noted that the use of guided missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) allows artillery crews to act more cautiously in a combat situation. The upgraded Msta-S howitzer and the Malva and Hyacinth-K wheeled launchers are also used to perform the tasks.

"They are able to quickly take up a position, hit a target with one or two shots and leave just as quickly," the report says.

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