Massive air attack on Ukraine cost Russia about $620 million
Kyiv • UNN
The Russian aggressor's missile attack on Ukraine on January 2, 2024, cost Russia approximately $620 million. In the air attack, the occupiers used various missiles, as well as Shahed-136 UAVs, which were mostly intercepted by Ukrainian forces.

A large-scale missile attack on Ukraine on January 2, probably cost the Russian Federation about about $620 million. This is stated in the calculations of the Ukrainian editorial office of Forbes and data from the Ukrainian Air Force, UNN reports.
Shahed-136/131 UAVs (all 35 were destroyed);
X-101/X-555/X-55 - at least 70 cruise missiles, the enemy used bombers Tu-95MS;
Kh-47M2 Kinzhal and MiG-31K fighters - the enemy launched ten aeroballistic missiles;
The enemy also attacked from the sea with three Kalibr cruise missiles;
From the north - with 12 Iskander-M/S-300/S-400 missiles;
Four X-31 anti-radar missiles were used from Su-35 tactical aircraft. X-31P anti-radar missiles;
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Forbes used the following estimates for the above missiles: X-101 missile cost - $13 million,
Kalibr - $6.5 million,
"Iskander - $3 million,
"Onyx - $1.25 million,
X-22 - $1 million,
"Tochka-U - $0.3 million,
X-55 - $2 million,
X-555 - $4 million,
X-47 Kinzhal - $15 million,
Shahed-136 - $50,000.
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