Ukrainians are developing a project related to the Trembita missile family as part of a broader strategy to become independent from foreign military aid. One of the larger models is expected to have a range capable of reaching Moscow.

Ukrainian volunteers are developing a larger, and more powerful version of the Trembita missile that can reach Moscow, The Economist reported on Dec. 23. The first designs of the Trembita, named after a Ukrainian alpine horn,

Ukrainians are developing a project as part of a broader strategy to become independent from foreign military aid. This involves the Trembita missile family, one of whose larger models is expected to have a range capable of striking Moscow.

Ukrainian volunteer engineers are creating a new Trembita missile that will be capable of reaching the Russian capital, Moscow. The development is already at the final testing stage, and mass production is planned to begin shortly.