Magyar set his sights on Russian missile factories

Russia can simultaneously launch 77 ballistic and cruise missiles at Ukraine. This was stated in an interview with the Associated Press by the commander of the Forces of unmanned systems of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Robert Brovdi (Magyar).

According to Brovdi, now the Russian army can simultaneously launch at targets on Ukraine has 77 ballistic and cruise missiles, noting that it plans to bring this "salvo" to 200. Magyar noted that this is one of the biggest problems for Ukraine, as the country is experiencing an acute shortage of interceptor missiles for the Patriot air defense system, the only system in the arsenal against ballistic missiles.

"Even if they manage to do only half, everything will fly at us," Brovdi explained.

The only way to reduce the number of arrivals is to strike at all facilities involved in the production of these missiles, he said.

Magyar called Wildberries, Russia's largest online marketplace, another target, although he refused to specify the timing of the attack, saying only that the attacks would continue "until it becomes impossible to recover quickly."

"Ultimately, Wildberries is, forgive the expression, an addiction to consumer gambling," he said, explaining that the loss of access to it — as well as restrictions on social networks — "creates an invasion of privacy that most Russians feel."

As reported by EADaily, pauses in striking targets on Ukraine is not expected, as Russia is increasing the production of missiles. This was stated in an interview with RBC — Ukraine by the deputy head of the GUR Vadim Skibitsky.

It was noted that Russia is increasing the number of missile strikes. In July, 153 cruise missiles and 198 ballistic and hypersonic missiles were launched. According to him, the number of attacks will not decrease, since Russia is exceeding the plan to release missiles.