Considering how many missiles and drones the Russian Federation is capable of producing, it is possible that massive attacks could occur once or twice a month.
This was reported by military expert Roman Svitan.
"They produce more than a hundred missiles each month, so they will likely carry out one or at most two massive attacks. This is on average," Svitan believes.
According to Svitan, the Russian army can conduct drone attacks much more frequently.
"Almost daily. We should expect that daily air defense operations will be necessary. I think they are already prepared for this," the analyst stated.
In the expert's opinion, the enemy may utilize its own stockpile, particularly of missile weaponry.
Source: tsn.
It was previously reported that the Russian army intends to launch a repeated strike with the "Oreshnik" against Ukraine.
This opinion was shared by aviation expert and deputy director of the electronic warfare systems manufacturing company, Anatoly Khrapchinsky.
"Such a spectacular video emerged in Dnipro. And undoubtedly, they will try to do this. But let's return to most of Russia's unsuccessful developments. The same missile "Sarmat" is still not in service. Therefore, it is quite possible that something is wrong with the 'Oreshnik'," Khrapchinsky stated.
According to the expert, the occupiers are facing issues with certain components for the missiles.