Russians are accumulating missiles for strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure in the fall and winter

This was stated by Natalia Humeniuk, the spokesperson for the Southern Defense Forces, during a telethon.

“It is quite likely that for some time the enemy will conserve missiles to prepare for other, more powerful and concentrated actions that may be related to the autumn-winter period when the heating season is on”, she noted.

When asked if the Ukrainian port infrastructure remains the enemy’s target and whether there is a current threat of “shaheds” attacks, the spokesperson pointed out that there was no such activity observed in the past day.

“But it’s not ruled out. The enemy has stocks of these barrier munitions. And the example of an attack, for example, on Kryvyi Rih yesterday, shows that the enemy can choose attack targets quite unexpectedly. Not necessarily tying it specifically to port or grain infrastructure. Although these directions remain a priority for his actions”, Humeniuk said.

It is worth noting that military analyst Denis Popovich, in an interview with KYIV24, mentioned that the Russians can produce approximately 3-5 missiles per day, or on average, 100-120 missiles per month. According to these calculations, in a week, the occupiers could launch up to 30 units against Ukraine.

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