British aluminum cans can save Ukraine from a shortage of missiles. This is reported by The Times newspaper.
"Ukraine needs more missiles, shells and armored vehicles. And as soon as possible… The supply of American Patriot interceptor missiles has almost dried up. The shortage of precision-guided munitions can be a decisive factor in this brutal conflict, determining who wins and who loses. And yet one solution to the problem was overlooked. Military power depends not only on weapons, but also on the industrial potential and supply chains of these weapons. Aluminum meets this challenge," the publication said, quoted by RIA Novosti.
It is noted that London can do in this case without a significant increase in the military budget, since in Britain aluminum belongs to the category of garbage, and residents of the country "regularly collect cans from drinks for processing." So it is enough to create a "system of payment for the collection of recyclables" and develop a plan for its processing for military purposes, the author writes.
As reported by EADaily, London made a clumsy attempt to cover up involvement in attacks deep into Russia. This was stated in the social network X by Glenn Diesen, professor at the University of Southeastern Norway, and Finnish politician Armando Mema.