Ukrainian Intelligence: At Least 100 Ballistic Missiles Expected From Russia’s Defense Industry In September
In September alone, Russia's defense industry could produce at least a hundred ballistic missiles, including munitions for "Iskander" systems and S-400 missiles. Representative of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense Vadym Skibitskyi stated this at the annual YES meeting in Kyiv, UATV English reports. "A few figures for you: in September of this year, according to the…
Ukrainian intelligence has warned that Russia's defense industry expects to produce at least 100 ballistic missiles in September alone. This prediction was made by Vadym Skibitskyi, a representative of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense, during the annual YES meeting in Kyiv. The anticipated missiles include Iskander systems and S-400 missiles, which can be used as ballistic weapons.
To counter this threat, Ukraine is taking four measures according to Skibitskyi. These steps include securing interceptors from allies, launching deep strikes to disrupt missile production, targeting launch systems, and pushing for more stringent sanctions against Russia.
Just last week, on September 13, Russian attacks on the Dnipropetrovsk region resulted in injuries to four individuals. The enemy shelled four districts of the region over 40 times using drones and artillery.
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