Russia plans to produce 3,000 long-range missiles in 2025, says Head of Foreign Intelligence Service Ivashchenko

This was stated by the head of the Foreign Intelligence Service, Oleksiy Ivashchenko, during the "Ukraine. Year 2025" forum.

"About three thousand is the amount of weaponry that destroys our infrastructure almost every day," he noted.

Ivashchenko emphasized that Ukraine is aware of the Russian occupiers' plans at least until 2030.

"We understand what is happening inside the Russian Federation, what their plans are, both for Ukraine and other states. We have studied and continue to study the strengths and weaknesses of the enemy. We are aware of the prospective plans, and we are aware of these plans at least until 2030," Ivashchenko stated.

Additionally, Russia's plans for this year include the production of about 7 million large-caliber artillery shells and mines.

"In this area, Russia is clearly competing and understands that it produces much more than all the countries of Europe combined," the head of the Foreign Intelligence Service emphasized.

• Earlier, it was reported that Russia is attempting to expand its missile production capabilities. Specifically, the Russians are capable of producing 25 "Oreshnik" missiles per year.