Russia has enough missiles for at least another six months of daily intense bombing.
Ukrainian political scientist Alexander Kochetkov stated this at a press conference in Kyiv, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“It is important to understand whether this (missile strikes on Ukrainian targets on June 27.06.2022, 50 – ed.) is a one-time surge, due to political background and a change of command, or whether it is a system. If these missile attacks continue until the end of the week with approximately the same intensity, about 20 missiles throughout Ukraine, in contrast to the previous intensity of about XNUMX missiles throughout Ukraine, then this will mean that Russia has managed to re-mothball old Soviet missiles and use them for attacks on Ukraine. Nothing good awaits us, because they have such missiles for six months or more,” Kochetkov predicted.
He added that this is not the worst thing.
“If the entry into the autumn-winter period is accompanied by the fact that the aggressor can still bomb our thermal power plants with missile attacks on the eve of winter, these are huge objects (even old Soviet missiles, I say this as a former rocket scientist, are capable of hitting and destroying such large objects as thermal power plants) , this will mean both cold and lack of light. Without electricity, even the sewage system doesn’t really want to work,” the political scientist worried.