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By the classical result of Milnor and Novikov, the unitary cobordism ring isisomorphic to a graded polynomial ring with countably many generators:$\Omega^U_*\simeq \mathbb Z[a_1,a_2,\dots]$, ${\rm deg}(a_i)=2i$. In this paperwe solve a well-known problem of constructing geometric representatives for$a_i$ among smooth projective toric varieties, $a_n=[X^{n}], \dim_\mathbb CX^{n}=n$. Our proof uses a family of equivariant modifications (birationalisomorphisms) $B_k(X)\to X$ of an arbitrary smooth complex manifold $X$ of(complex) dimension $n$ ($n\geq 2$, $k=0,\dots,n-2$). The key fact is that thechange of the Milnor number under these modifications depends only on thedimension $n$ and the number $k$ and does not depend on the manifold $X$itself.

Projective toric generators in the unitary cobordism ring