Ukraine could for the first time use the Grim-2 complex based on a ballistic missile

On June 26, Russia launched several missiles at Odessa. Two of them were shot down.

What we know

To destroy Russian missiles, the Grim-2 operational-tactical missile system could be used. Previously, its use has not been reported. TSN writes. The Armed Forces have not yet officially commented.

"Grim-2" is built on the basis of a ballistic missile. The complex was developed in 2013 by the design bureau "Pivdenne" according to the projects "Borisfen" and "Sapsan". The range is 280 km, but in the future it will be increased to 500 km, as in the Russian Iskander-M. If necessary, Grim-2 can use anti-aircraft, anti-ship and operational-tactical missiles.

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