Not ballistic, but of various types — “Madyar” clarified his remarks about the possible use of up to 200 missiles against Ukraine
Kyiv • UNN
Commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces Robert Brovdi stated that Russia is working to increase its simultaneous missile salvo to 200 units. He stressed that this concerns not only ballistic missiles and urged people not to spread exaggerated headlines.
Commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces Robert Brovdi stated that Russia wants to increase the number of ballistic and cruise missiles used against Ukraine to 200. “Madyar” reported this on Telegram, UNN reports.
Please do not disseminate hyperbolized and interpreted headlines or frighten exhausted people: from the material about how we can strike the enemy seven times more intensively, you chose to disseminate the sentence about how to scare us
He noted that the comment he gave several days ago to the American publication Associated Press concerned the course of the Crimean operation and its current challenges.
The 14% figure was also mentioned, and it is true. But there is a nuance, one I mentioned only yesterday in a post. The nuance concerns a simultaneous missile salvo, whose current mark in the enemy’s capabilities is more than 70 (77) missiles of various types from different launchers, ships, and aircraft: the enemy is working to increase the simultaneous salvo to 200 units, but this does not apply exclusively to ballistic missiles, as was interpreted and disseminated in the headlines of leading Ukrainian publications, reaching millions of readers at once
Context
Commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces Robert Brovdi stated that Russia can launch 77 ballistic missiles simultaneously, planning to increase the number to 200.
"The Russian military can currently launch a salvo of 77 ballistic missiles simultaneously and plans to increase this number to 200. This is one of Ukraine’s most vulnerable points, as the country lacks interceptors for American Patriot missiles—the only system Ukraine has in its arsenal against ballistic missiles," “Madyar” stated.