British intelligence attributes the Russian pause in launching cruise missiles against long-range aviation to the accumulation of missiles “for the winter.”
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Heavy bombers from Russia’s so-called Military Space Force have not launched cruise missiles for more than a month, one of the longest pauses in a full-scale war.
UK intelligence, in a report on October 27, wrote that Russia almost certainly had to reduce the frequency of strikes to replenish its reduced stockpile of Kh-101 cruise missiles. The Russian Federation will likely begin using newly manufactured long-range missiles for winter strikes against Ukrainian energy infrastructure.
The latest Intelligence update on the situation in Ukraine is October 27, 2023.
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Any such campaign would likely involve the use of Iranian-developed kamikaze drones, the British Ministry of Defense said in its Oct. 27 intelligence review of the war.
Source: Racurs
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