Zelenskyy unveils 56 Ukrainian-made weapons, including seven missiles and long-range drones

The display included:

• 31 drones, including long-range drones, FPVs, bombers, reconnaissance drones, kamikaze drones and interceptors
• seven missiles
• four electronic warfare systems
• six ground robotic systems
• one air defense turret
• three uncrewed naval systems
• four specialized armored vehicles

The Office of the President said the Flamingo long-range ground-launched cruise missile, whose serial production began in 2025, can strike targets up to 3,000 kilometers away and carry a warhead weighing more than a ton.

The Ruta cruise missile-drone is designed for strike and reconnaissance missions and has a range of up to 300 kilometers. It began reaching Ukrainian forces in 2024.

The Peklo jet-powered missile-drone is built for high speed and maneuverability. It has a range of up to 700 kilometers and carries a warhead weighing at least 23 kilograms.

The R-360 Neptune anti-ship cruise missile is designed to hit both surface and ground targets. It has a strike range of up to 300 kilometers and carries a 150-kilogram warhead.

The long-range Palyanytsia missile-drone, equipped with a turbojet engine, was first used successfully in August 2024.

The Vilkha multiple-launch rocket system uses a guided 300 mm rocket.

In the address, Zelenskyy said that unlike in the 1990s and 2000s, Ukraine is no longer selling off its weapons or draining its stockpiles, but instead is offering other countries long-term, mutually beneficial security partnerships. He added that Ukrainian interceptor drones are already operating across the Middle East, including in Gulf countries.

On April 2, Zelenskyy said Ukraine continues to work with countries that have come under Iranian attack. He also announced new agreements under which Kyiv will play a greater role in new security arrangements.