Two terror scenarios. When Russia is planning new rocket strokes

It is difficult to say at what frequency Russia can strike in Ukraine, the military analyst Alexander Kovalenko thinks. In his opinion, it all depends on which script chooses the aggressor the frequency of blows that can be made . . . Given the restoration of rocket strokes in Ukraine, the question arises of how often Russian invaders can cause them? But here the question is not quite correct, and that's why. Russian invaders can continue to use two scenarios.

The first is to continue massive blows with a combined component, as well as last days, but in this case, their resource will be depleted after 4-5 such level of intensity of blows. At the same time, taking into account the use of aviation and subsequently maritime components for blows, the pauses between these blows will be 72 hours or more, increasing as exhaustion.

On the other hand, the Russian command can switch to the scenario of May-June 2023, when struck by a limited ammunition, 15, 20, 30 rockets, but almost every night or every 2-3 days. In this case, the current potential can be enough for 10 (30 missiles) to more than 20 (minimum - 15 missiles). That is, if they switch to a minimum BC, they will take away the systematic impact of up to one and a half months with a frequency of 48 hours. And we do not forget about continuous production.