Zelensky talked about Stavka: it was about strengthening air defense and the missile program

On November 11, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a meeting of the Staff of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief, which discussed the strengthening of air defense and the development of the Ukrainian missile program.

“A decision was made to increase the number of mobile fire groups in the regions that are priority targets for Russian terror. Implementation of the previous decisions of the Stavka on better training and equipping of mobile fire groups continues. There was a report on a comprehensive program against Russian KABs. There are promising technological solutions. There was also a report on the current state of the Ukrainian missile program, in particular the development of its own guided aerial bombs. Reports on three-year contracts for manufacturers of drones and other types of weapons,” the head of state said in a telegram.

Before the meeting of the Headquarters of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief, the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces Oleksandr Syrsky reported to Zelensky about the situation at the front.

“There is a decision of the Central Committee on the significant strengthening of the most difficult directions – Kurakhivskyi and Pokrovskyi. In Kurshchyna, our guys continue to hold back the almost 50,000-strong enemy group outside of Ukraine,” Zelensky noted.

As the General Staff of Ukraine informed, over the past day 160 battles took place at the front, more than half of them – in the Kurakhiv and Pokrovsky directions.