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Euromaidanpress
Euromaidan Press
3 Jan 2024
Maria Tril


British Intel: Russia likely change approach in its long-range strikes on Ukraine

Recent Russian attacks indicate a pivot in strategy toward Ukraine’s defense industry over civilian sites, using up a significant share of its remaining air-launched missiles, which demonstrate Russian planning for a protracted conflict, the UK intel said.
Russia's attack on Ukraine

Recent Russian missile attacks on Ukraine indicate a temporary change in Moscow’s use of long-range strikes, the UK Defense Ministry reported.

“Russian planners recognise the growing importance of relative defence industrial capacity as they prepare for a long war,” the UK intel said. The recent strikes have “likely primarily targeted Ukraine’s defense industry,” in contrast to Russia’s “major attacks last winter which prioritised striking Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.”

According to British intel, Russian forces committed a significant proportion of the stock of air launched cruise missiles and ballistic missiles they had built up over recent months.

This suggests Russia is adjusting its tactics after depleting part of its missile arsenal through the intense bombardment of Ukrainian infrastructure since October 2022, the UK intel said.

Early in the morning of 2 January 2024, Ukraine was under a massive Russian missile attack, with a record number of aeroballistic Kinzhal missiles fired on capital Kyiv. According to the Air Force of Ukraine’s Armed Forces, the Russian military launched 99 missiles of various types and 35 kamikaze drones on 2 January.

Russia spent about $620 million on a massive missile attack on Ukraine on 2 January, Forbes estimated.

The strike happened days after Russia’s latest large missile attack of 29 December, which took the lives of 39 civilians throughout the country. These strikes happened after a summer-autumnal lull when Russia was considered to be stockpiling missiles.

In its recent massive strikes, Russia mostly hit residential buildings. It also damaged the power system, warehouses, heating networks, cars, etc

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