There will be no repetition last winter: As Russia is aimed at energy facilities in Ukraine - expert

Ukrainian is much better prepared for the reflection of hostile attacks than it was in the last cycle of autumn-winter, Petro Chernik said. However, even if you put the most modern SPR near each bush, the defense breakthroughs will still be. The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation have recently increased the number of air strikes in Ukraine with the use of drones. In addition, the Russians probably aimed at energy infrastructure, placing the Iskander-M tactical complexes along the borders.

However, Ukrainian air defense has much more opportunities than last winter and is ready to reflect the attacks of hostile missiles. The military expert Petro Chernik told this on September 11 on September 11. "They now feel our air defense and will be imprisoned by energy infrastructure," the expert said. In this case, the Chernik emphasized some nuances.

When assessing threats, it should be borne in mind that Ukraine last winter did not have so many serious air defense and ABPs are Patriot, SAMP-T and IRIS-T complexes, which are currently full at full capacity. And the number of such systems, says the expert, will only increase. At the same time, there is a threat because it is not possible to ensure full safety with the help of SMRC.

"Unfortunately, even if you put the most modern anti-aircraft missile installation near each bush, the defense breakthrough will still be. But if we have coped last winter with less forces and means, then we will handle now," Chernik said optimistically, adding that The course of the war will not be radically affected by Russian blows.

Regarding the hostile "Iskander" complexes and the threats they pose for Ukraine, the expert noted that the Russians have indeed accumulated ammunition for these CCRCs, but American Patriot systems may be handled, and this is confirmed. "We understand that the ballistic" Iskander "is up to 500 km no more. 640 km. This is just a missile defense. We are potentially better prepared for fighting with these weapons than in the last cycle of autumn-winter, "Chernik summed up.