Ukraine intel: Russia sits on missile mountain, churns out dozens monthly
Nation3 June 2025, 03:28 PM
Russia may try to launch a major missile attack on Ukraine in response to the June 1 Cobweb Operation, which reportedly wiped out a third of Moscow's nuclear-capable strategic bombers, The New York Times reported on June 2, citing U.S. officials.
At the request of NV, Ukraine’s Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR) assessed the Russian army's ability to sustain intense missile strikes on Ukraine, its production capabilities and stockpiles.
Despite the devastating blow to Russia’s strategic aviation, the enemy still possesses substantial missile stockpiles, including:
- Almost 600 Iskander-M ballistic missiles
- More than 100 Kinzhal hypersonic aeroballistic missiles
- Almost 300 Iskander-K cruise missiles
- More than 300 Kh-101 cruise missiles
- More than 400 Kalibr cruise missiles
- Up to 300 Kh-22/32 cruise missiles
- 700 Onyx cruise missiles and Zircon hypersonic missiles
- 60 KN-23 North Korean ballistic missiles.
There are also about 11,000 anti-aircraft guided missiles for the S-300P/S-400 air defense systems.
Russia continues to replenish its stockpiles, with an estimated monthly production of missiles as follows:
- 60-70 Iskander-M missiles
- 10-15 Kinzhal missiles
- 20-30 Iskander-K missiles
- 60-70 Kh-101 missiles
- 25-30 Kalibr missiles
- 10 Kh-32 missiles
- 20-30 Onyx and Zircon missiles combined.