They fall "on the heads"

The speaker of the Air Force Yuri Ignat said that such "shortcomings" are even in new Russian shells. The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation fears that they can fall into civilian objects, so rockets from the northern part of the Caspian are launched. The Air Force of the Armed Forces has information that not all Russian missiles released across Ukraine come to their destination and fall "on their heads" or into the Caspian Sea. The same problem is in the new shells of the Russian Federation.

A spokesman of the command Yuri Ignat was told about it on the air of a telecommunication. "Even these new missiles have some drawbacks, and I hope that they will have more and more and they will fall in their territory," he said. According to him, Russian troops continue to release missiles through Ukraine from the northern part of the Caspian Sea or from the Volgodon district.

This is due to the fact that the Armed Forces want to avoid emergency situations when rockets fall into civilian objects immediately after launch. Yuri Ignat also noted that Russia is now using "inviolable stock" for strokes in Ukraine, which cannot be used. This is especially true of Iskander-M ballistic missiles. We will remind, on January 9 in the General Staff reported that the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation can in the near future cause massive missile strikes in Ukraine.

This was also warned by Vok "South". The department noted that Russia is probably "subsided" for Christmas, as it needs to complete preparation for a large -scale attack. On January 6, Prime Minister Denis Shmigal said the Russian Federation was ready for a new shelling of Ukrainian infrastructure. He added that Ukrainians should be prepared for emergency shutdowns of electricity.