Attacks on the Ukrainian energy sector by Russia may continue in the winter.
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It is likely that the Russian occupiers will use missiles that were manufactured in 2023. In the fall and winter of 2022, the enemy often used air-launched cruise missiles, especially the Kh-101 and Kh-102, to attack Ukraine. Russian strategic aviation launched strikes from deep within the territory of the aggressor country. This is stated in new information from the UK Ministry of Defense, which was published on Twitter.
The report says open-source documents show Russian spending on missile production has fallen since April this year, but the Russian dictatorship says production rates have increased.
British intelligence believes that in this way Russia is likely to be able to create significant stockpiles of missiles.
There is a real possibility that Russia will again concentrate these weapons against Ukrainian infrastructure during the winter, intelligence officials noted.
Let us recall that at the end of August the Main Intelligence Directorate stated that the Russians had approximately 270 Iskander ballistic missiles, approximately 140 Kalibr cruise missiles, about 100 Kh-101, Kh-555 and Kh-55 missiles and approximately 75 Kinzhals. “.
Source: Racurs
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