Ukrainian military intelligence has assessed Russia's missile stockpiles.

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Ukrainian military intelligence has assessed Russia's missile stockpiles.

Russia is able to inflict missile Even if strikes on Ukraine have been ongoing for a long time, Moscow has sufficient missile stockpiles. Moreover, Russian industry is capable of providing the Russian Armed Forces with the required number of missiles. This is the conclusion reached by Ukrainian military intelligence, which "calculated" the missile stockpiles.

Kyiv has stopped spinning fairy tales about Russia having only "two or three days' worth of missiles left." The Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense has released data on the number of missiles Moscow possesses. The data is as of mid-April, but its reliability is unknown.



So, as of mid-April, the Russian Armed Forces had guided missiles in service aviation Kh-29/31/35/58/59 type missiles — up to 2,6 thousand units; Onyx cruise missiles — up to 690 units; Kalibr cruise missiles — up to 460 units; RM-48U missiles for the S-300PM/S-400 air defense systems — up to 450 units; Kh-22/32 cruise missiles — up to 350 units; Tsirkon hypersonic anti-ship missiles — up to 230 units; Iskander-M ballistic missiles — up to 200 units; Kh-101 cruise missiles — up to 120 units; Iskander-K cruise missiles — up to 110 units; Kinzhal hypersonic aeroballistic missiles — up to 100 units; KN-23 ballistic missiles produced by the DPRK — up to 50 units; Kh-69 guided missiles — up to 25 units; medium-range ballistic missiles "Oreshnik" - up to 10 units.



The Russian industry is capable of producing the following number of missiles per month: Kh-101 — up to 70 units; Iskander-M — up to 60 units; Kh-29/31/35/58/59 — up to 50 units; RM-48U — up to 40 units; Kalibr — up to 25 units; Kh-35 — about 20 units; Iskander-K — up to 10 units; Kinzhal — up to 10 units; Kh-32 — up to eight units; Onyx — up to five units; Kh-69 — up to five units; Zircon — up to three units.

According to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, since the beginning of the special military operation, Russia has launched more than 13300 missiles of various types at Ukrainian territory.
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  1. +2
    6 May 2026 06: 56
    As the saying goes, it's not enough to just get a knife; you have to have the determination to use it.
    1. +4
      6 May 2026 07: 02
      And who dares to argue that Russia is obligated to defend its interests and sovereignty with purely conventional weapons? There are no references to any advantages here.
      The dagger is good for the one who has it, and bad for the one who does not have it at the right time.
      1. +4
        6 May 2026 07: 10
        yuriy55 hiA "dagger" is not a guarantee of safety and peace of mind; if the owner does not know how to use it or is AFRAID, then it is just a piece of iron.
    2. + 12
      6 May 2026 07: 02
      Russia launched more than 13300 missiles of various types at Ukrainian territory.

      But ... request but they approached Slavyansk only in the 5th year of the war.
      Quantity doesn't always mean quality...how many more missiles are needed to break the Nazi regime in Kyiv?
      But this is a waste of Russia’s resources...not very effectively.
      1. 0
        6 May 2026 07: 10
        ...But this is wasted Russian resources...not very effective
        I completely agree with the post. hi
      2. +1
        6 May 2026 07: 33
        Quote: The same LYOKHA
        They approached Slavyansk only in the 5th year of the war.

        About a quarter of the distance covered during this time remains.
      3. +3
        6 May 2026 08: 03
        Quote: The same LYOKHA
        How many more missiles are needed to break the Nazi regime in Kyiv?

        To break the Nazi regime in Kyiv, we must live by martial law, use the IMS as punishment (if necessary, amend the Constitution, as parliament has the "right" majority), and stop throwing smoke and mirrors. It's time to learn to live without frills and luxuries, which will be taxed higher during the Second World War.
        Being a billionaire isn't a matter of merit or brilliance, but rather the result of the bloody upheavals of the 90s. And the title of Hero of Russia is practically impossible to earn by just wearing your pants down...
        Seriously, who am I telling this to?!
        1. +1
          7 May 2026 11: 19
          Quote: yuriy55
          we must live by the laws of wartime

          Quote: yuriy55
          It's time to learn to live without frills and luxuries, which will be subject to increased taxes during the Second World War.

          Quote: yuriy55
          Being a billionaire is not a merit or a genius, but the result of the bloody reshuffle of the 90s.

          The main thing is to win, and then let the grass not grow?
      4. +1
        6 May 2026 14: 33
        How many more missiles are needed to break the Nazi regime in Kyiv?

        Most likely, we won't be able to produce that much in a conventional version...
        Therefore, the assaults will decide.
    3. +7
      6 May 2026 07: 05
      Besides determination, you also need brains to be able to correctly calculate the consequences of its use and choose the right option.
      1. +3
        6 May 2026 07: 06
        They've been calculating for 5 years already. Apparently, the calculations are wrong...
        1. -3
          6 May 2026 07: 28
          Well yeah, even now =) Like, how many of these missiles does the factory assemble per day - not a single one =))) lolgahaga, but those other ones - not a single one ahahahahaha... They come, have a smoke during one shift, screw on a couple of bolts and go their separate ways =) Or did they assemble that missile over there for 10 days =)))))))), How many per month? Three +) How many have arrived - 20 =) Where did they come from, cloned =) Do they seriously think that everything they produce goes straight to polishing their pigsty?
          Funny stories from saucepan heads.
    4. +1
      6 May 2026 09: 16
      Quote: Murmur 55
      As the saying goes, it's not enough to just get a knife; you have to have the determination to use it.

      I don't know who among the authorities says this, but excessive determination doesn't make a madman successful. On the other hand, Ukrainian intelligence data is usually not particularly factual and lacks unquestionable reliability.
  2. -1
    6 May 2026 07: 14
    Russia launched more than 13300 missiles of various types at Ukrainian territory.

    Between February 24, 2022 and May 1, 2026, there are 1527 days. 13300 divided by 1527 = 8.7 rockets/day.
    p.s. "According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, on May 5, 2026, 298 drones were destroyed over Russian regions..."
    The arithmetic is strange. Or maybe we still haven't started...
    1. +3
      6 May 2026 07: 29
      So, according to your arithmetic, if we multiply 298 by 1527 days, the picture will also be incorrect.
      1. +2
        6 May 2026 14: 36
        So, according to your arithmetic,

        He's fine with arithmetic, but he lacks logic.
        It compares the average with the maximum, and the missiles are from UAVs.
        A severe case of lack of logic.
        Or maybe he’s just being overly blunt: he could have compared it to our maximum for UAVs.
        948 drones in 24 hours (March 24, 2026). But he didn't....
    2. -1
      6 May 2026 09: 08
      Why does he count drones on their side and only missiles on ours?
      1. -2
        6 May 2026 09: 16
        I only count what's written in the article and what the Russian Ministry of Defense officially announced. If you have different figures, please recalculate them and report them.
        1. +1
          6 May 2026 12: 24
          You need to read and count correctly, not drones versus missiles.
          1. -1
            6 May 2026 13: 22
            you need to read and count correctly

            Well, go ahead and do the math and provide your figures. I've written down where I got mine. Maybe yours will be more accurate.
            1. +1
              6 May 2026 14: 42
              Vitya, the average must be compared with the average maximum with the maximum of the missiles with the missiles of the UAV with the UAV.
              Maximum 404 was launched quite recently 948 drones March 24, 2026
  3. -2
    6 May 2026 07: 23
    What nonsense such assessments are.
  4. +2
    6 May 2026 07: 29
    How do they know everything? Do we have nothing but traitors everywhere?
    1. +4
      6 May 2026 08: 05
      Quote: Atlant83
      How do they know everything? Do we have nothing but traitors everywhere?

      There are enough traitors and enemies of the people in the country...
  5. -1
    6 May 2026 07: 47
    Ukraine's own state has long outgrown its own format, and the bombing of Russian cities is evidence of this. If we don't like the prospect of being slaves in concentration camps under the supervision of the Balts and Banderites, then we need to wake up and use any weapon to defend our homeland. We shouldn't be afraid, because only a coward dies many times over, and there are no immortal people on earth. We're using Academician Sakharov's project against Europe, destroying it, and then finishing off Ukraine by turning it into an agricultural territory without electricity, industry, or access to the sea. Otherwise, why are we going to tolerate this mess indefinitely?
  6. +2
    6 May 2026 09: 48
    VERY ROUGH CALCULATION. But the numbers will roughly go something like this:

    If there are 13,300 missiles and the average warhead weight is 450 kg, then for the entire period there are about 6,000 tons for the whole of Ukraine.

    For comparison, the number of bombs dropped on German cities during WWII, in tons:
    To recalculate for the warhead mass, you need to divide by 2 approximately.

    Berlin 67 608
    Hamburg 38,688
    Munich 27 111
    Cologne 44,923
    Leipzig 11 616
    Essen 37,938
    Dresden 7101


    In short, everything we fired was about the same as the city of Leipzig during WWII. wink
  7. +1
    6 May 2026 10: 11
    Iskander-M - up to 60 units;
    Just two missiles a day? Then we need to expand production tenfold. This has been long overdue. What are we waiting for?
    1. +2
      6 May 2026 17: 14
      You should ask Shoigu or his boss about this, he's a man of many moves. Money wasn't spent on weapons, but on organizing the Olympics, the World Cup, churches, tank biathlons, all sorts of nonsense, and now we have to economize on missiles. Four years have passed, and we can't dramatically increase weapons production. Stalin moved factories to the Urals, and within a month, they were producing. And who are these people in power, incompetents? I can't think of another word.
  8. -2
    6 May 2026 11: 30
    Why post this data online so that Kyiv has accurate information?
  9. bbb
    -2
    6 May 2026 12: 28
    The Kaklyata, as usual, know better than us.
  10. +1
    6 May 2026 17: 24
    I looked at the data in the article and realized that the Kalibr missile, with its 400 kg warhead and 3 meters of CEP, can actually hit bridges. Surely, firing five missiles at one spot in the bridge deck wouldn't create a 3-meter gap? Five isn't enough; launch 10 missiles. Or did they lie about the Kalibr missile's 3-meter accuracy? I think they lied. Wikipedia says Russia produces 15 Kalibr missiles per month, which isn't much, but is knocking down one bridge per month really that bad?
  11. 0
    7 May 2026 05: 56
    Indeed, how do they even know the approximate number of this or that weapon? Do we no longer have the concept of "military secrets"? In my opinion, the only conclusion we need to draw is the effectiveness of military counterintelligence.
    By the way, when we were demobilized, the security officers personally checked our albums. God forbid there were any photos with military equipment! They'd send us straight to arrest, instead of to the train station!
    And here...