Ukraine prepares to hit Russian Cyclone ship and the Lyman plant where it is being built. The Lyman plant in occupied Crimea, where the new Russian missile ship Cyclone was built, is a legitimate target for attacks by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
"At least one plant in Crimea can be a legitimate target for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the Lyman plant in Kers," Dimitro Platuk, spokesman for the naval forces of Ukraine, said in an interview with UK Inform. "At least, we can talk about the Lyman plant in Kers, which built and launched a new Karakurt-class missile ship called Cyclone," he commented.
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Penchuk noted that the ship was built somewhat clumsily. As usual, Cyclone could not pass the test of launching cruise missiles for 2 years. The spokesman of the Navy said that the ship has been in service for almost 6 months without state trials. Also, the Russians are currently testing another such ship, which has not yet been accepted into the fleet. The third such ship is being completed.
There are also other locations; there is more than one shipbuilding and repair plant in Crimea. They are all on the map in Wikipedia, and of course, the enemy uses them all. Therefore, such enterprises remain legitimate targets because they are enemy logistics, enemy infrastructure, and in fact, they are part of the military industry of the so-called Russian Federation. They work in the interests of the Russian army. All these goals are legitimate for Ukraine, Platuk summed up.
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