russians have accumulated about 900 missiles for shelling Ukraine in autumn and winter

To date, Russiahas about 870 high-precision missiles of the operational and strategic levelcapable of hitting targets at a distance of more than 350 kilometres.

Accordingto Major General Vadym Skibitskyi, a representative of the Defence Intelligenceof Ukraine, these include approximately 165 Kalibr, about 160 X-101, X-555 andX-55 missiles with warheads, about 290 Iskander-M and Iskander-K missiles, about80 Kinzhal, and 150 X-22/X-32 missiles. He reminded that the effective strikedistance of the X-22 missile is 350 kilometres, RBC-Ukraine reported.

In October,the aggressor's military-industrial complex fired 115 precision-guided missilesat Ukraine, including:

• 40 X-101cruise missiles;
• 30Iskander-M ballistic missiles;
• 20 Kalibrcruise missiles;
• 12Iskander-K cruise missiles;
• 9 X-32cruise missiles;
• 4 Kinzhalaeroballistic missiles.

VadymSkibitskyi clarified that in 2022, the figures were almost the same. Accordingto him, this indicates that Russia has managed to establish missile productionand maintain it at a sufficient level to accumulate a stockpile.

"Obviously,the Russians cannot use all of their missiles – they must keep at least 30% instock. If they fire almost everything at our energy system again and fail toachieve results, then someone will be fired from office again," the DIUrepresentative said.

At the sametime, Skibitskyi stressed that it will be difficultfor the Russians to achieve the desired result, because "we are alsopreparing and understand how they operate, what they reconnoiter and,accordingly, take measures to protect our energy system."