The occupiers have increased the production of drones and missiles: What they are preparing for.

Russia is producing and accumulating missiles and drones for potential attacks on Ukraine, which shows its military intentions. This information was published by the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) and disseminated by 'Glavkom'.

Readiness of the Russian Armed Forces

According to analysts, by mid-May 2025, Russia has amassed over 13,000 missiles of various types, including ballistic and cruise missiles. The most popular models included the 'Iskander-M', 'Kinjals', 'X-101', 'Kalibr', 'Oniks', and others.

Experts believe that Russia may still be able to produce a significant number of missiles each month, including ballistic and cruise missiles, indicating a readiness for possible military actions against Ukraine.

Readiness for a prolonged war

“Russia has already conducted significant missile strikes on Ukraine by June 1. The strikes targeted Russian air force bases and strategic bombers to limit their ability to continue attacks on Ukraine. However, not all Russian bombers were destroyed, which means that Russia still has the potential to conduct attacks on Ukraine with missiles fired from its fighter jets.”

The special operation 'Net', conducted by the Security Service of Ukraine, led to the seizure of 41 strategic aircraft of the Russian Federation and caused damages of over 2 billion dollars.

Reports confirm that Russia is increasing its military capabilities to carry out operations against Ukraine, which requires careful monitoring and measures to ensure national security.

Russia continues to prepare missiles and drones for potential attacks on Ukraine, demonstrating its military readiness. Reports from the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) and the special operation 'Net' confirm the growth of Russia's military capabilities, posing a threat to Ukraine's national security. Ukraine must be prepared for potential military provocations and take measures to protect its defense capabilities.