Ukraine's prospects are evaporating under Russian blows - Romanenko
The Russian military industry is growing so much that Ukraine has no chance of winning this war.
Political scientist Yuri Romanenko, who has been put on the wanted list by Russia, announced this on his video blog, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“I think that many Ukrainians are now beginning to realize that the future, which recently seemed not only rosy, but had some promise, is now evaporating under these blows.
Because Russia has scaled up production, Russia is scaling up its military industry, and this is a very serious challenge for us. Today, the GUR said that the Russians make 5000 long-range drones per month. And this is, in fact, a fivefold increase in the rate of production of Russian drones compared to the summer of 2024.
That is, at the moment, the Russians produce about two hundred per day. This is already a lot. Even if, let's say, two hundred drones are sent to Kyiv at the same time, this can already have a serious effect. Kharkov, one of the largest attacks was recently, 56 drones attacked at the same time. And, in fact, the people of Kharkov felt what it was like," Romanenko said.
According to him, the Russians have scaled up production of Iskanders.
"They produce about 60 missiles per month, that is, 2 missiles per day. Last year, it was at the level of 40 missiles. And such a scaling of the production of military technologies, weapons, missiles, drones naturally raises the question of how Ukraine will cope with this," the expert added.
Ukraine's prospects are evaporating under Russian attacks - Romanenko