Russia has about 950 high-precision missiles in stock. Russia plans to carry out 2-3 more massive strikes on Ukraine’s energy sector this spring - DIU
The DIU believes that Russia is planning to conduct several more massive strikes against Ukraine’s energy sector this spring. However, its stockpile of missiles is depleting, so it will again need a pause to build up.
This was announced by the Deputy Chief of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine Vadym Skibitskyi, Censor.NET reports citing RBC-Ukraine.
"Now, according to our estimate, Russia has about 950 precision-guided missiles of the operational and strategic level with a range of more than 350 kilometres. We observe a tendency that they tend to keep their stockpile at the level of at least 900 missiles," he said.
According to him, the Russians start a series of strikes when they manage to accumulate more than 900 missiles. When the stockpile reaches 900, the massive strikes are paused.
Now, according to Skibitskyi, the Russians are already approaching this limit.
"According to our data, Russia plans to produce about 40 X-101 missiles in April. We predict that the Russians will be able to carry out several more massive attacks (2-3 massive attacks), and then will be forced to take a break again to accumulate missiles and "shaheds". However, some localised shelling may continue," the DIU representative added.
