Russia has enough missiles for one or two more major attacks in the coming weeks, says Andriy Chernyak, a representative of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ukrainian Defense Ministry, reports UNN with reference to the Financial Times.
"We expected the attacks in early winter, but now we see that the missiles they used were made recently," Chernyak said.
In his opinion, Russia has enough missiles for one or two more major attacks in the coming weeks.
According to Cherniak, Russia continues to use drones in large numbers because it is a cheaper way.
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According to the newspaper, Russia has changed its tactics of attacking Ukraine's energy infrastructure, using precision-guided missiles to hit power plants in less protected areas than Kyiv. Between March 22 and 29, the Russian army struck seven thermal power plants. Russian missiles also hit two hydroelectric power plants.
According to Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal, 80 percent of Ukraine's thermal power plants have been destroyed by Russian shelling in recent weeks.