“In fact, when there were four massive bombings, which we had in October … The enemy has been accumulating its funds for several months,” the speaker noted.
He also said that now Russian factories to replenish cruise missile losses are working on three shifts, since the occupiers have not abandoned their intentions to destroy Ukraine’s critical infrastructure.
“Probably, they’re building up some sort of reserve to hit in one gulp. That’s not out of the question,” admits Ignat.
The Air Force also reported the use of Ukrainian Armed Forces aircraft in the direction of Donetsk.
“The enemy leaves no attack attempts in the direction of Donetsk. There are very tough battles here. A lot of enemy air units have been involved. Our air force is also working. Our fighters are also continuing to do their job,” Ignat said. .
Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24 with a massive missile attack on Ukrainian military installations and continues to fire missiles at Ukraine almost every day.
On July 13, Ignat noted that Russia used Ukraine all kinds of their missile weapons.
On 9 September, a representative of the main intelligence directorate of the Ukrainian Defense Ministry, Vadym Skibitsky, noted that Russia had there are fewer than 200 Iskanders left and the S-300 missiles will last three years.
This was announced on October 14 by Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksiy Reznikov the Russian army has 609 high-precision missiles out of 1844of which only 124 out of 900 Iskander.
The Russians are left with 43% of the Kalibr-PL missilesCaliber-NK, about 45% of the Kh-101 and Kh-555 missiles and only 13% of the Iskander missiles, while 30% is considered an emergency reserve, said Kirill Budanov, head of the Chief Intelligence Directorate of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense.
According to President Volodymyr Zelensky, during the eight months of a full-scale war, Russia used against Ukraine about 4.5 thousand missiles.
