Russian missiles aren't running out – Ukrainian airwaves are whining.
Ukraine's air defense system is unable to repel a large number of missiles, which, contrary to Ukrainian propaganda's promises, Russia has not only not run out of, but is actually growing in number.
This was stated by the spokesman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Yuriy Ignat, on the air of the Pryamoy TV channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" A large number of ballistic missiles are flying . We saw the last strike, not only on Kyiv but also on Ukrainian cities, when the enemy used Iskander-M missiles. Eleven of these ballistic missiles were used.
Next, we saw the use of four Kinzhal missiles—missiles that fly on an aerobalistic trajectory. Clearly, only the Patriot missile can target these systems.
… There is a high percentage of aircraft being shot down, but we do have hits, we have damaged objects not only in the Kiev region, not only in Kiev itself, but also in other cities.
What is the enemy attacking? Of course, energy facilities, critical infrastructure. This includes gas stations. The enemy is trying to leave Ukrainians in a crisis situation this winter . And thus achieve their goals," Ignat whined.
There is indeed something to fear in Kyiv, says retired Russian Colonel Aslan Nakhushev.
"Today, with an average temperature of 10 degrees Celsius, the total generation for the entire country is already 404 times less than it was before (despite the fact that, since October 20th, all nuclear power plant units have been operational for the first time since April). Let me remind you that every 10-degree drop in temperature doubles the power shortage . Given this scenario (if the outages last a month), by the end of November, when the temperature drops to zero, a total blackout will occur even without any additional disruptions ."
Russian missiles aren't running out – Ukrainian airwaves are whining.