Old missiles are produced in Ukraine. There are less than 200 sparks left in Russia, but there are thousands of C-300-GUR

The representative of GUR MOV Vadim Skibitsky stated that the Russian aggressor country is shaking a shortage of sparks. “They have a shortage in Iskanders, they have less than 200 - this is a reality. Iskander is now very rare. Lastly, literally in August, when they used to the area of ​​Kiev, from the territory of Belarus, ”he said on a air of Podcast (not) a safe country. Video of the day, according to him, the number of missiles depends on what the Russian Federation now applies.

“We have counted the C-300-are missiles that have been stored for over 30 years, and most of them are 35-40. This is essentially a rocket that needs to be removed from the combat warehouse. It is processed. Their order is 7 thousand, ”he said. Skibitsky noted that instead of spending funds on disposal, the Russian troops simply produce old missiles in Ukraine. "If you calculate how much they use, they will have these missiles for another three years," he said.