President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said this at a joint press conference with Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof.Answering a question about the use of Flamingo missiles by Ukrainian forces, Zelenskyy said a more detailed report on the use of long-range weapons would be provided later.“In recent days, Ukraine has used exclusively Ukrainian-made systems to strike targets on Russian territory — and these are not only drones. If we now reveal exactly which long-range weapons we plan to use, it could help the enemy prepare. The main thing is to understand that in recent days Ukraine has relied solely on its own systems — not only drones,” the president emphasized.Zelenskyy added that greater capabilities depend on financial resources. According to him, funding comes from international security agreements: seven with G7 countries, twenty with nations that joined the G7 declaration, and one with the European Union.“This is part of the budget we’ll use to strengthen our long-range capabilities — not only for missiles but also for the drones our military uses on the front line,” he said.On October 6, media reported that Ukraine is preparing new sanctions against companies in the U.S. and Europe that assist Russia and its war efforts.