Russia - Ukraine war part ll. News and Discussions

[Leclerc]

The idea that Russia only has 700 ballistic missiles in their inventory is outright nonsense. The reality is probably an order of magnitude higher, but this number has been settled on by the Ukrops as both high enough to cause alarm in Eurotrash capitals (and stiffen their desire to "gimmee more moneys") but not so high as to collapse the home front morale when Ukropian citizens finally understand what they are facing.

What is the monthly production rate in your opinion?

 

[Soldier35]

Footage showing the destruction of a Ukrainian "Lyuty" (Fierce) UAV by a Russian Tor-M1 surface-to-air missile (SAM) system. The video was captured by service members of the 27th Guards Motorized Rifle Division—part of the "Center" grouping of forces—in the Dobropillia sector. Although the Tor-M1 system was developed in 1991, it remains in successful operation today. The Tor-M1 air defense system is capable of engaging targets at a range of up to 12 km.

 

[BigGazza]

What is the monthly production rate in your opinion?

No idea, but I would expect that the Russians will maintain a stockpile of at least 2-3k Iskander M. They are busy building new armies in the rear as reserve forces in case the incompetent Russophobic clowns in EU/NATO do something phenominally stupid and a broad continental war breaks out. The idea they will retain ~700 ballistic missiles of all types when such a scenario is a real risk is quite frankly totally bonkers

BTW I've read Ukropi estimates that Russia builds ~65 Iskanders per month and maintains a stockpile of 100-150 units. More stupid numbers they have sourced from their collective rectal cavity... in true NATO fashion.