Gerasimov - Russian attacks reduce Ukraine's capacity to produce long-range weapons

In September and October, Russian forces carried out 12 large-scale attacks and attacked 30 companies of the military-industrial complex and logistics centers involved in the production and storage of missiles and attack drones.

Moscow, October 16. /TASS/. General Valery Gerasimov, Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Army, told Vladimir Putin, the Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces, that as a result of 12 large-scale Russian attacks this fall, 30 Ukrainian defense industry companies and logistics centers were hit, and as a result, Kiev's ability to produce long-range weapons, including cruise and ballistic missiles, was significantly reduced.

In total, [the Russian military] carried out 12 large-scale attacks in September and October, hitting 30 military-industrial complex companies and logistics centers involved in the production and storage of missiles and attack drones, as well as 14 fuel, energy and transportation infrastructures. Equipment to support Ukraine's industrial and energy sectors has been significantly reduced."