Robert Brovdi Russia is planning to nearly triple the number of ballistic missiles it can launch at Ukraine in a single aerial attack, warned Robert Brovdi (call sign Madyar), commander of Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces, according to the Associated Press. As Madyar explained, as of today, the Russian forces are capable of simultaneously launching a salvo of 77 ballistic missiles. However, the enemy's plans call for increasing this number to 200. The commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces does not hide the fact that this is one of Ukraine's most vulnerable points, as the country is experiencing a shortage of interceptors for the American Patriot systems, the only system in Ukraine's arsenal capable of intercepting ballistic missiles. This means that dozens of missiles launched by Russia during massive attacks reach their targets. "Even if they only manage half of that, it will all be flying at us," Madyar warned. He also explained that there is only one way to reduce the number of such missiles: to strike every facility involved in their production. This underscores the importance of Ukraine's long-range strikes deep inside Russian territory. Russia plans to launch up to 200 ballistic missiles in single attack on Ukraine
