The head of the Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine, Kirill Budanov, believes that the Russian invaders are gradually depleting the supply of precision-guided missiles that the enemy uses to destroy critical infrastructure.
“The stocks of precisely high-precision missile weapons are coming to an end. But we see that they decided to go to the end, that is, to zero.
“They have high-precision missiles left for several large-scale attacks, and their production of new ones is limited,” Budanov said.
On December 5, the Russian army carried out its eighth large-scale missile attack. In total, about 70 rockets were fired, and the largest destruction was recorded in the Odessa region.
Odessa was left without electricity, heat and water.
