There will be no pause in the strikes: Russia has already exceeded the annual plan for the production of GUR missiles

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 is 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.

"For example, for such samples as Zircon, Onyx... as of August 3, the enemy has already fulfilled the annual plan for their production, which was defined in the state defense order. For 7 months of this year, they have already produced 33 Zircons, these are the data as of August 3. Same with "Onyx“ — as of August 3, they have already released 60 units. In general, for the main types of missile weapons, they are now fulfilling the plan for the month — at the level of 110-120%. According to the data of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, the plan for the production of X-101 in July was fulfilled by 140%, "Caliber" — by 111%, cruise missile X — 35-200%. The production plan for August for the X-101 is 72 units, for July the figures were the same, but they produced more — 87 missiles. Regarding the 3M14 "Caliber": the plan for August is 26 units, in July they planned the same number, and produced 29," Skibitsky said.

According to him, Russia has stopped producing Daggers since spring. According to him, the Russian Federation has increased the production of ballistics, among other things, due to the fact that since April the production of Daggers and X-32 has allegedly been suspended. Russia has focused on producing more accurate missiles, Skibitsky said.

Also, Moscow, he noted, is betting on new jet "Geraniums". In August, it is allegedly planned to produce 11 thousand attack UAVs of various types. "Now they are rebuilding production with an emphasis on the Geranium-4 and Geranium-5 turbojet engines," Skibitsky added.