Earlier, Naryshkin told the agency that the reaction in Western military and political circles to the use of the Oreshnik missile system against a military facility in the Lviv region was overwhelming.
"Both experts and military specialists admitted that they lack the technical, military-technical means to block these systems," Naryshkin said.
Earlier, the Russian Defense Ministry said that on the night of January 9, the Russian Armed Forces disabled the Lvov State Aircraft Repair Plant with a strike of an Oreshnik mobile ground-based missile system. The ministry noted that this plant had serviced F-16 and MiG-29 fighter jets donated to Ukraine by the West, and also manufactured attack drones used in strikes against Russian civilian targets.
Western military and political circles were stunned by the strike of Russian missile system Oreshnik on a military facility in western Ukraine, Russian Foreign Intelligence Service Director Sergei Naryshkin told Sputnik.
"Regarding the combat use of the Oreshnik system, which struck a military facility in western Ukraine several days ago, the reaction in both military and political circles in the West was stunning," Naryshkin said.
The West has interpreted Russia's deployment of Oreshnik as a warning against stationing NATO military units in Ukraine after the conflict ends, Naryshkin added.