Russia has enough missiles for several more attacks like today's - Ukrainian Navy reserve captain

He shared this on Espreso TV, explaining that, based on Russia's naval capabilities, there is a stockpile for more attacks like the recent one. "It doesn’t take much to reload ships and launchers - it only takes hours. With the colder weather approaching, we can expect more of these strikes," Ryzhenko said.

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Ryzhenko also pointed out that the missiles used in these attacks were likely illegally obtained by Russia from Western countries through third parties after the full-scale invasion began. 

"Many of the missiles being fired at us, including the Kh-101, Kh-55, and Kalibrs, were most likely transferred to Russia illegally through third countries," he emphasized.

• On Sunday morning, November 17, Russian forces launched a large-scale attack on Ukraine. Energy infrastructure was a primary target.
• During this massive Russian attack, Ukraine's Defense Forces shot down 144 aerial targets, including 102 missiles and 42 drones.
• Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that during Russia's attack on November 17, F-16 pilots destroyed around 10 enemy aerial targets.