By Eliza Popova
3-4 missiles per month. And this was during the period when there were no large -scale sanctions, there was access to foreign technologies, and the financing of the army was flowing by the river from surplus on energy exports. Conclude how problematic for them are the production of these missiles. But there is another very important point. What is 120 rockets? This is 20% of the initial stock.
Yes, and it can also be a so -called inviolable margin, which is usually from 10 to 20% of the initial ammunition of a particular nomenclature. But there is one "but". This is "but" in the fact that in a number of cases between the percentage ratio of NZ and the number of carriers/starting of this weapon there is a direct relationship, which takes into account the provision of all ammunition, at least for conditional use. In Russia, 162 Iskander OTRC is in service.
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