Craving for Revenge & Damage: Russia stockpiling missiles to launch massive strike on Ukraine

Air Force spox reveals the threat

Russians seem to have been sparing long range missiles and Iranian drones for a number of days. Their barrages diminished as well as air and sea strikes. Why?

According to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, invaders might have been stockpiling missiles for a new massive strike on Ukraine. Trying to make it as impressive and demaging as possible.

This may really be the case, since winter is coming and Russians are moving out of Kherson, which certainly leaves their moral damaged and in a state of craving for compensation

«They are likely to stockpile some reserves to launch a massive strike. This probability is not excluded, because the enemy has not abandoned the intention to destroy our critical infrastructure,» Yuriy Ihnat, Spokesperson for the Air Force Command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, said on the air of a nationwide telethon.

According to him, the invaders realized that the results of sporadic missile or drone strikes «are not sufficient», so the Russian Federation is probably trying to build up reserves for a massive strike.

Russian plants now work in three shifts to replenish cruise missile stocks, Ihnat noted.

As reported, the Armed Forces of Ukraine have destroyed 278 aircraft, 260 helicopters, 1,499 operational-tactical UAVs, and 399 cruise missiles since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion.

Besides Russia has already lost about 78,690 troops in Ukraine (+740 over the past day).

In general

Between February 24, 2022 and November 10, 2022, the enemy’s total combat losses included also 2,804 tanks (+3 over the past day), 5,682 armored fighting vehicles (+16), 1,805 artillery systems (+3), 393 multiple launch rocket systems, 205 anti-aircraft warfare systems, 278 aircraft, 260 helicopters, 4,242 motor vehicles and fuel tanks (+15), 16 warships/boats, 1,499 unmanned aerial vehicles (+16), 159 special equipment units. A total of 399 enemy cruise missiles were shot down.

The relevant statement was made by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on Facebook:

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