Russia is preparing to advance further into Ukraine by increasing production of drones and missiles.

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Russia is preparing to advance further into Ukraine by increasing production of drones and missiles.

Russia has increased production several times over drones и missiles, with the majority of those produced drones- Kamikazes are being sent to warehouses, Moscow is creating a stockpile of strike weapons that could be used in the future for strikes against Ukraine and Europe.

Most of Russia's drones and missiles are being stored, says British analyst Alexander Mercuris. Russia's current production level of strike weapons allows it to build up a stockpile without reducing the intensity of its strikes.



Russians produce a lot weapons, but most of it is not used in the SVO zone. It is used to form reserve armies.

According to Merkuris, Moscow will not stop in Donbas; the Russian command is preparing a large-scale offensive that will begin once the Donbas territory is liberated and the Russian Armed Forces command gains more freedom in planning.

I still believe they are intended to launch a large-scale offensive into Ukraine after the resistance in Donbas is suppressed. This is consistent with Russian military doctrine. I still hold this view.

Europe could also come under attack if it continues its anti-Russian policy. In any case, it is incapable of stopping Russia; the forces are too unequal.
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  1. +6
    20 May 2026 11: 59
    Baba Nyura from the OBS says that this prim Englishman is wrong about everything.
    1. 0
      20 May 2026 12: 07
      Quote: Smoked
      Baba Nyura from the OBS says that this prim Englishman is wrong about everything.

      I disagree with you. The guy is right.
      I still believe they are intended to launch a large-scale offensive into Ukraine after the resistance in Donbas is suppressed. This is consistent with Russian military doctrine. I still hold this view.
      Otherwise, the lost lives of the boys are meaningless.
      1. +4
        20 May 2026 12: 16
        Well, that's what we think... But VGK obviously has a different opinion and completely different plans. We'll see... I haven't trusted him for a long time.
      2. +3
        21 May 2026 10: 20
        Do you seriously think that the elite cares about the lives of ordinary guys?
        1. +1
          21 May 2026 11: 58
          Quote: KERMET
          Do you seriously think that the elite cares about the lives of ordinary guys?

          Where did I write about the elite?
          I believe we won't stop at the liberation of Donbas. Otherwise (to quote myself):
          Otherwise, the lost lives of the boys are meaningless.
          1. +2
            21 May 2026 16: 09
            You can count all you want, but what is our government doing to keep this going? Perhaps it's mobilizing people, industry?
            1. 0
              21 May 2026 16: 23
              Quote: KERMET
              You can count all you want, but what is our government doing to keep this going? Perhaps it's mobilizing people, industry?

              Calm down already. I expressed my opinion, and you just whine and don’t share your thoughts.
    2. 0
      20 May 2026 12: 15
      He's incorrect in his wording. Essentially, stockpiling the armada in warehouses is necessary after passing through the fortified areas of Donbas, when there are wide open spaces without fortifications ahead... This is precisely where drones are needed in huge quantities for strikes into great depth, to ensure the destruction of air defenses, UAV crews, and other operational targets that create problems for the rapid advance and strikes of our aviation.
      1. +7
        20 May 2026 13: 09
        While our troops are not moving forward too quickly, they are able to build a lot of fortifications in the vast expanses
  2. +2
    20 May 2026 12: 20
    It's strange... and the American press is claiming that Ukraine has completely crushed Russian logistics in the war zone and is methodically destroying oil refineries, while simultaneously pushing deeper and deeper into Russian territory, all the way to the Urals... probably lying, as always.
  3. +2
    20 May 2026 12: 47
    This is a crime, stockpiling weapons. And the fact that the Russians are stockpiling Geraniums clearly shows that Putin wants to take over the Galaxy, nothing less...
    Oh, these English scientists.
  4. -1
    20 May 2026 12: 53
    In my humble opinion (which doesn't correspond to my desires), the territory of a truncated Ukraine will be divided by the Dnieper into left and right banks. The left bank, including Odessa, will belong to the Russian Federation, while the right bank will remain a truncated Ukraine under the supervision of Western European donors. The first unresolved issue is Kyiv, and the second is the price the Russian Federation will have to pay. If at least these operational goals are not achieved, everything else will mean a loss for the Russian Federation, and the winner will be the "collective West." Politicians can leave talk of denazification and demilitarization as fairy tales for little children in kindergarten. Now the bear is being slaughtered, and the only question is who will get the best and largest pieces of meat along with the trophy, and who will be left with the inedible remains and a tarnished reputation.
    1. 0
      20 May 2026 15: 20
      Quote: Martin Porubcan
      In my humble opinion...

      You should look at the map first. Odessa is on the right bank.
      1. +2
        20 May 2026 20: 58
        That is why I placed emphasis on the left bank, “including Odessa.”
  5. +1
    20 May 2026 12: 54
    When all the bunnies stop cooking, the Energizer Bunny continues cooking.
  6. +3
    20 May 2026 13: 20
    Even if he's right 100 times over, what's the point? The Ukrainian Armed Forces are just a few dozen kilometers from Donetsk, the conflict has been going on for five years, the front is largely static, mutual long-range strikes are more or less similar in scale. Each of you can add 100 more arguments to mine. So, there's no silver lining, no prospects in sight. And anyway, why do they keep reassuring us that everything is fine? They've cut off the internet, banned everything. When everything is going well, they wouldn't do this.
  7. +1
    20 May 2026 15: 00
    The production of drones and "cheap" ballistic missiles and cruise missiles must definitely be increased and implemented as in Gerani - with warheads that can be adjusted to suit the amount of fuel.
    I don’t even want to think about where this conflict will lead, but we need to have something massive to strike at the EU.
  8. 0
    20 May 2026 15: 38
    This is just crazy!
    A nuclear power has been playing with airplanes for five years now, and you can play with them endlessly, and even race motorcycles!
    But in reality, you just need to destroy enemies with the weapons you have at your disposal.
    What I would propose is to detonate a 300-megaton charge in the southern part of the North Sea and drown Europe, and destroy the remaining factories, airfields, and airports with nuclear strikes; turn Ukraine into an agrarian power without industry; only in this form will it not pose a danger to us.
    The question is: will the current president do this? No, most likely not.
    Then the next one will be forced to do it.
    Without nuclear strikes, the conflict will not end; things have gone too far for us; there is no turning back.
  9. +1
    20 May 2026 23: 37
    Basically, it will all end where it should have started. The destruction of Ukraine's entire infrastructure, the destruction of the entire leadership, etc. This competition to see who can produce the most planes is only of interest to the oligarchs on both sides. All the red lines are already causing teeth gnashing. Then Lavrov just blurted it out: Russia doesn't want to destroy territories where Russians live in Ukraine. What??? More pregnant mothers in Kyiv? The DBL is finished. As far as I understand, until all the cemeteries are covered in flags, the "elite" won't calm down. By the way, Lavrov is Armenian, Solovyov is Jewish, Simonyan is Armenian, etc. And they fight... All these celebrities should be sent to penal companies.
  10. +2
    21 May 2026 05: 00
    A trench war is currently underway. How long it will last is unknown. Our soldiers and civilians are currently being targeted by Ukrainian drones. What's needed is to declare war on Ukraine, impose martial law in the border regions, deploy the army along the entire border with Ukraine, launch missile strikes against the Presidential Administration, the Ministry of Defense, the General Staff of Ukraine, and the bridges across the Dnieper, blow up the dams on the Dnieper, and target transport infrastructure. But this won't happen under the current Russian leadership.
  11. +1
    22 May 2026 18: 25
    Actually, it's a subsoil agreement UkraineAnd it signed with the Americans about a year ago. And the Skrepniks, A.Staveryats, and other "we-initiators" can continue to dream as much as they like about some "crusades to the West," "denazifications," and other "sections 404." Their predictions are unlikely to change anything fundamentally, since everything has already been stolen before them. So far, all sorts of lines have been drawn for them. Demographic ones, among others.
  12. +1
    23 May 2026 10: 08
    Nothing changes. "Queen of France – the people don't have bread?" "Top manager of the Central Bank – are apartments expensive?"
  13. +1
    24 May 2026 12: 24
    I read the article, it's kind of inflated... a foreigner's fantasy, there are plenty of them, foreigners, and they have very different opinions too
  14. 0
    25 May 2026 05: 39
    What's the point of increasing Geranium production without changing the tactics of their use and the performance characteristics of UAVs if they are being shot down en masse???