This is BIG! Ukraine builds 1,750 missiles in EU... and Putin can't stop it

Destinus’s industrial expansion in the European Union—scaling production of the Ruta cruise missile past 1,750 units toward a monthly output of nearly 300—structurally resolves Ukraine’s critical inventory deficit in long-range precision fires. With the Ruta Block 2 delivering a 250-kilogram payload over 700 kilometers at an estimated unit cost of roughly 350,000 euros, Ukraine can deploy more than three missiles for the cost of a single Storm Shadow. This high-volume, low-cost model transitions Kyiv's deep-strike strategy away from low-payload attrition drones toward sustained salvos capable of neutralizing hardened command nodes, logistics depots, and hydrocarbon assets. By establishing manufacturing and critical turbojet engine supply safely inside the EU beyond Russian strike range, Europe is converting temporary weapon donations into permanent industrial deterrence. Consequently, Moscow faces the operational dilemma of either diluting frontal air defense networks to shield vital rear-echelon installations or absorbing cumulative, irreparable disruptions to its military logistics.

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