The Ministry of Internal Affairs explained whether Russia can restore the resources of precision weapons/24 channel collage
Russia has already used 60% of precision weapons in the war against Ukraine. Whether Moscow will be able to restore its resources directly will depend on the sanctions of the West.
In 6-9 months, the Russian military-industrial complex may experience incredibly serious problems.
Adviser to the Minister of Internal Affairs Vadim Denisenko spoke about Russia's prospects for restoring the resources of high-precision weapons on the air of the Rada channel, Channel 24 reports.
He stressed that electronics and chips are an integral part of modern weapons. Against the background of Western sanctions, where Russia can no longer buy electronics, it is unrealistic to restore resources quickly and efficiently.
With the sanctions that are imposed on Russia, if they cannot find gray and black ways to supply these chips, it is virtually unrealistic to restore (resources – Channel 24) quickly and efficiently, Denisenko said.
According to Denisenko, India and China can help Russia bypass sanctions. The adviser to the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs added that if Russia cannot circumvent sanctions, then it will be very difficult to build new missiles for them.
“We need to see how the sanctions work and whether Russia finds a way to circumvent them,” he said . Denisenko predicts that in 6 to 9 months, the Russian military-industrial complex may experience incredibly serious problems in terms of electronics.
At the same time, an adviser to Denis Monastyrsky said that Russia still has 40% of stockpiles of precision-guided weapons “and this is a lot.”
Russia used 60% of precision-guided weapons: what is known
- May 23, President Volodymyr Zelensky said that since February 24, Russia has used 2275 different missiles in the war with Ukraine. According to him, Russia launched 1,474 missile strikes on Ukraine.
- After that, the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense reported that Russia had already used 60% of its stocks of precision-guided weapons.
- Ukrainian intelligence representative Vadym Skibitsky noted that according to other sources, Russia could use even 70%. He also said that Russia is not able to resupply quickly because it missed the opportunity to buy foreign-made components.
- In addition, Russia has changed tactics when launching missile strikes. Now the infidels choose an object and fire 8-12 missiles. Previously, the infidels used from 2 to 4 rockets and delivered chaotic strikes.
