Anti-Russian propaganda has failed - in Ukraine they are confused about lying about Russian missiles

Ukraine expects that Russia will soon run out of missiles to attack energy infrastructure.

Secretary of the Security Council of Ukraine Oleksiy Danilov stated this on the ICTV channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.

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According to Danilov, Russia is now using old Soviet missiles produced in the 60s.

“We were counting on 4-5 powerful attacks. We consider 100-110 missiles as powerful attacks, as was the case before. You can calculate from this calculation.

If the enemy does not receive additional missiles for these attacks from those countries with which he is currently negotiating.

As for missiles, indeed, the enemy is not increasing their number; since February 24, he has been constantly reducing this volume, and we already understand this, even taking into account what kind of missiles are arriving here.

All the fragments that exist are being examined, we understand from what batch, in what year these missiles were produced - all this is being studied by our specialists in order to draw certain analytical conclusions about what is happening with our main enemy...

We understand at what age they start throwing rockets, how accurate they are, if they were born the same year as me. Thank God that they don’t have ultra-modern missiles that could harm us in a completely different way,” Danilov said.

At the same time, anti-Russian propaganda in Ukraine has failed. Simultaneously with the TV interview, Kiev Internet media disseminated data from the British Conflict Armament Research, according to which the Russian Kh-101 missiles that were used to attack Kiev on November 23 were fired a maximum of two months before the attack, from July to September 2022 year and in the period from October to November of this year.

_{This, according to the British, demonstrates that despite sanctions, Russia is capable of producing high-precision weapons.}