It will be enough for 1884: analysts have found out how many missiles are still in the stock in the Russian Federation (infographic)

OSINT investigators believe that given the current activity of the Russian Federation there will be enough "Iskander" for 41 days, "calibers"-for 226 days, and the winged missiles X-101-for 2948 days. The Ukrainian OSINT Molfar Osint Community has published the results of the analysis on the number of missiles remaining in the arsenal of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.

Based on the analytics data, they have suggested that the enemy will end with one type of ammunition, taking into account the previous shelling activity. The Molfar analyst was based on the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine on the number of missiles remaining in the Russian Federation. The photo below shows the type of ammunition, as well as the number of missiles spent and the remaining missiles as a percentage.

In the photo of the rockets are divided into three categories, indicating the percentage of the remaining ammunition: in addition, analysts posted a table that cited data on the number of missiles produced in the Russian Federation for the period from February 23 to November 18, 2022. It can be noted that the Russian military industry has produced five types of missiles during this time.

Of these: Based on the data on the activity of the shelling of the analytics, how many days in Russia will be enough ammunition of these types to continue to strike rocket strokes in Ukraine: on the basis of the information provided, the number of missiles to the C-300 systems will be enough for the task of strikes during 1884 days, Therefore, analysts have come to the conclusion that at such a pace, war in Ukraine can last a long time.

"When the rocket terror is over? If the shelling is at such a pace as before, it is very, very short," Molfar summed up. We will remind, the Minister of Defense of Ukraine Alexei Reznikov told how many precision missiles remained in the arsenal of the Russian army, as well as four enemies of their arsenals. According to him, Russian missiles have 4 enemies - brilliant Ukrainian air defense, talentless Russian missile troops, Western sanctions and time.