The Trembita is significantly cheaper than Western or Russian cruise missiles, and operates like the V1 flying bombs used by Germany during World War II.

Ukrainians are speeding up the development of modern weaponry, aiming to gain an advantage on the front lines. According to information provided by "The Economist," Trembita is a missile capable of reaching Moscow.

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.

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.

Ukraine continues to advance its missile industry despite uncertainty regarding future military support from its partners. It may take about a year to achieve production capabilities that could seriously threaten Russia,