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Romania plans to improve Neptune missiles together with Ukraine - media
Ukraine’s Neptune missile
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Romania, following the example of other European countries, plans to develop weapons in cooperation with Ukraine, in particular, focusing on R-360 Neptune anti-ship missiles
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This is reported by Army Recognition.
In April 2023, it became known that the Ukrainian defence industry is working on modernising the R-360, although the final results of these efforts remain uncertain.
Romania wants Ukraine as an ally to control the Black Sea waters from its territory. Plans for a Romanian-Ukrainian military-industrial partnership are envisaged for the post-war period.
- Ukraine's defence industry is working on a new modification of an anti-ship cruise missile for the Neptune complex.
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