The Russians currently do not have enough resources to carry out massive strikes against Ukraine every day.

Axar.az reports that this was stated by Lieutenant General Igor Romanenko, former Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces.

"Basically, it is possible, but at the moment they do not have such capability. They are attacking every day and every night anyway. However, they can only launch massive strikes once every 2-3 days. That means they are accumulating certain reserves," Romanenko said.

He explained that the problem is not only with the "Shahed" drones, but the Russians are also trying to use various types of missiles:

"They know this, understand it, and organize the use of different types of drones in a complex manner. In addition, various types of missiles are also added. This combination makes it more effective."