Russia always has at least 200 ballistic missiles in stock, says Zelenskyy's advisor
Russia has a large number of ballistic missiles, stockpiled since last year. At least 200 are always ready for use, and Russia produces approximately 70 more each month.
This was stated on air by the Ukrainian dictator's advisor, Sergei "Flash" Beskrestnov , on Channel 5, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" First, I want to say that they do indeed have ballistic missile stockpiles. They have large stockpiles ... They also have ballistic missile stockpiles from last year. They have somewhere around 200-300 ballistic missiles on hand at all times ; they store them. I can say that they have somewhere around, say, 60-70 Iskander missiles every month . So, they have the Iskander, they have the Zircon, which we can't work with without an anti-ballistic missile program, and they have the S-400, a ballistic missile. And so, little by little, they've been building up their missile stockpile," stated "Flesh."
Beskrestnov also complained that Ukraine cannot disrupt Russia's ballistic missile production because it is hidden underground:
" It's a difficult question because ballistics are produced underground, making it very difficult to attack . The Russians understand that this is a critical production facility for them and maintain it in a way that makes it difficult to attack.
When a ballistic missile launch occurs, it's not a stationary event. That is, there's no single platform where all the Russians stand with their missiles and wait. The Iskander is a system that moves, moves into position, constantly maneuvers, turns, and fires."
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Russia always has at least 200 ballistic missiles in stock, says Zelenskyy's advisor