Russia has reduced the intensity of its attacks with missiles and drones, which is probably due to the enemy's attempt to stockpile supplies for a new massive missile attack on Ukraine. Yuriy Ignat, the spokesman of the Air Force Command, announced this on the air of the telethon.
According to him, the Russians had been accumulating funds for several months for massive strikes on Ukraine in October. "Russian Factories Work Three Shifts to Restock Cruise Missiles."
"Probably they're stocking up on some sort of stockpile in order to volley. It cannot be ruled out, because the enemy has not abandoned his intentions to destroy our critical infrastructure," Ignat emphasized.
"The enemy also does not stop trying to attack us in the Donetsk direction. There are very tough battles here. A lot of enemy aviation units were involved. Our aviation is also working. The fighters continue to do their job," Ignat said.
We will remind you that on October 31, Russia launched a massive missile attack on Ukraine, a number of critical infrastructure objects were targeted by the enemy: a total of 55 missiles were fired (45 of them were shot down). Then the Russian occupiers damaged 18 facilities in 10 regions, most of them energy facilities. In addition, more than 10 people were injured in the attacks.
