The Defense Minister's adviser warned of a possible missile attack on Ukraine
Serhiy "Flash," an advisor to the Minister of Defense, warned of a high probability that the enemy would use missile weapons within the next 24 hours.
According to his estimates, the enemy has so far used only up to 40% of the weapons that were prepared in advance for the massive strike on March 24.
The current strategy of Russian forces differs significantly from previous attacks, as the enemy is attempting to exhaust Ukraine’s air defense capabilities.
Currently, the tactic chosen is a strike stretched out over as long a period as possible, allowing the enemy to search for vulnerabilities in our air defense shield.
“I suspect that today we will also see missiles—at this point, in my opinion, the enemy has expended up to 40% of the munitions prepared for the attack,” noted “Flash,” analyzing the current operational situation.
Our enemy is constantly changing its tactics for massive strikes, trying to find gaps and break through the air defense system.
The use of kamikaze drones in the first phase often serves only as a means of identifying the positions of anti-aircraft systems before launching cruise missiles.
The Defense Minister’s advisor emphasized that a protracted attack places additional psychological and physical strain on the civilian population and air defense crews.
As a reminder, Russian forces carried out another combined attack on Ukraine, using strike drones and cruise missiles.
Additionally, Russia attacked the Dnipropetrovsk region more than 60 times over the past 24 hours, resulting in casualties and destruction.
