The aggressor state produces about 170 missiles of various types per month
Despite ongoing massive attacks on Ukraine, Russia still possesses a large number of missiles of various types and continues to increase their production, NV reports citing data from the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, according to ZN.UA, as reported by the Prompolitinform portal.
As of mid-April, Russia has accumulated:
• about 200 Iskander-M ballistic missiles;
• 10 Oreshnik ballistic missiles;
• 110 Iskander-K missiles;
• 2,600 guided air-launched missiles Kh-29/31/35/58/59;
• 100 Kinzhal hypersonic missiles;
• 25 Kh-69 missiles;
• 460 Kalibr missiles;
• 690 Oniks missiles;
• 120 Kh-101 missiles;
• 350 Kh-22/32 missiles;
• 50 North Korean KN-23 ballistic missiles;
• 230 Zircon missiles.
Intelligence officials emphasized that per month the aggressor state produces: up to 70 Kh-101 missiles, about 60 Iskander-M missiles, 25 Kalibr missiles, and 20 Kh-35 missiles.
Recently, the Kremlin announced a so-called “ceasefire” with Ukraine for May 8–9. The President of Ukraine stated that the country had not received any official proposals regarding this. At the same time, Zelenskyy announced the introduction of a silence regime starting May 6. However, on this very day, May 6, 2026, Russia violated the ceasefire and struck a kindergarten in Sumy.
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