The shelling of Ukraine will not end by the end of the war: how many enemy missiles C-300 and C-400 (video)

Although such modifications are not something revolutionary and the Armed Forces and the army of the Russian Federation have been applying similar changes in rockets since 2022. A military analyst, colonel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Petro Chernik, said this in an interview with focus. According to him, the main danger is that the enemy has many similar launch systems for the C-300 and C-400 missiles since the Soviet times.

Now there are more than fifty, and the problem is that they are mobile and it is very difficult to find them in advance, as it is possible to intercept the rocket itself. "The rockets themselves have accumulated more than 5 thousand, of course, an incredible number," the colonel emphasizes. "To the assault, these ballistic missiles will be presented to us more and more every day.

" The military analyst notes that the combat part of such rockets reaches 80-100 kg, which is a serious and very powerful ammunition. Only Western SAMP/T and PATROTOT systems can fight such rockets, which, unfortunately, is quite small in Ukraine. The colonel says they are not enough to close not only the front of 2,000 km long, but also the northern border with Belarus, which is twice as short.

According to Peter Chernyk, it is not necessary to hope for the termination of shelling, because the Russian Federation managed to put on the conveyor such missiles as: X-101, 3m14 "Caliber", X47M2 "Dying", 9m723 and 9m728 for the complexes "Iskander". Although rockets of these types of Russia cannot produce in the Non-stop mode, the occupants will continue until the end of the war. As for the unique whipped aircraft A-50, the Russians today have 5 more working copies, says a military analyst.

This is enough to maintain a similar rhythm of rocket strokes, which is now being applied by the Russian aggressor in our country. "But even using Shakhda, together with rockets, the invaders will not surprise us anymore, because we are all at the top of technologies," says Petro Chernyk. "That is why the question is only in the presence of modern Western air defense systems.