By Victor Duda
The C-300 does not enter these statistics. My considerations in the previous post about rockets I described how I see the logic of shelling since last October, read if missed. In September, 92 caliber missiles and X-101/555 were released, in August-110, July-89. This again indirectly indicates the correctness of my calculations that the Russian Federation produces 90-100 such missiles per month.
And it corresponds to the hypothesis that in July Russia produces about the same number of rockets as it produces, that is, it works in the mode "produced - launched". I will also say that once there is no sharp reduction in the use of these missiles, so there is no accumulation of additional stocks under "shelling of the heating period". Otherwise, we should believe that the production of these missiles has gone above 100 missiles per month, and there is no reason for this purpose.
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