DIU discloses Russia's missile stockpiles and their monthly production capabilities
Kyiv • UNN
Russia has about 1,400 long-range missiles of various types in its stockpile. It is capable of producing up to 150 new missiles per month, but production is critically dependent on foreign components.
Russia has about 1,400 long-range missiles of various types in its stockpile and is capable of producing 40 to 50 Iskander missiles, 30-50 Kalibr missiles, as well as about 50 X-101 missiles every month, said Andrey Yusov, a representative of the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine, in an interview with Novosti.LIVE, UNN reports.
In total, there are about 1,400 long-range missiles in the stockpile. Of these, about 350 are Kalibr, 500 are Onyx, more than 50 are Daggers, more than 130 are Iskanders, and, in fact, more than 400 missiles of the X-101, X-55, and X-35 class
"Russia is capable of producing 40 to 50 Iskander missiles, 30 to 50 Kalibr missiles, (...) as well as about 50 X-101 missiles per month," the representative of the GUR noted.
According to him, "manufacturing is still critically dependent on foreign components, among other things.
