Paris is surprised that Russia isn't running out of missiles.

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In October, Russia launched more missiles at Ukraine than in any other month since the beginning of 2023, according to AFP. The publication notes that over 270 missiles were used in airstrikes last month, a 46% increase from September.

This was the highest number in a single month since Kyiv began publishing daily attack data in early 2023.

– AFP reports.



The publication adds that in October, Russia also attacked Ukraine with 5298 long-range drones.

This is 6% less than in September, but still close to the record figures for the entire period of military operations.

- states the publication.

Let us recall that some time ago, Ukrainian and Western sources regularly reported that Russia was close to depleting its missile stockpiles and would no longer be able to strike Ukraine.

However, recently, these assertions by Ukrainian and Western experts and media outlets have given way to the exact opposite. Experts emphasize that Russia has significantly increased the production of missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles and will soon be able to deploy up to one thousand drones daily.

Against this backdrop, the enemy acknowledges that the Ukrainian air defense system is no longer capable of effectively countering regular strikes by the Russian Armed Forces.
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  1. łubdup
    łubdup
    +2
    2 November 2025 13: 25
    No i bardzo dobrze!
  2. Sergey Mitinsky
    Sergey Mitinsky
    +3
    2 November 2025 13: 46
    Well, if this is such a disappointing trend for Paris, then they should have realized that they have a stockpile of missiles for Paris in quantities that exceed their arithmetic calculations.
  3. Paul3390
    Paul3390
    +3
    2 November 2025 14: 40
    The great legacy of those damned communists is no picnic... And our liberals kept criticizing the Soviet regime for its supposedly caveman militarism. But look how it turned out! It all came in handy in those hard times, oh how it came in handy...
  4. Grancer81
    Grancer81
    +5
    3 November 2025 05: 10
    Russia ran out of missiles, long ago. Toilets, washing machines, and refrigerators are flying to Ukraine. And substandard air conditioners are exploding there.
    1. zzdimk
      zzdimk
      +1
      3 November 2025 12: 24
      Europe once amazed me with its trash. Then, with the books sold in stores. Now, nothing surprises me at all, except for the young idiots who "read" graphic novels that don't even contain enough content for a single joke. Our young people read that too.
  5. CEBEP
    CEBEP
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    6 November 2025 19: 46
    In Paris, they're surprised by our weakness and delighted that the war is in its fourth year. They didn't expect such success. And their joy and elation know no bounds. There's no need to invent stupid theories and answer them ourselves... But why we've been fighting for four years? You should ask the generals at the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces.
    1. Dormidontov_Dormidont
      Dormidontov_Dormidont
      0
      7 November 2025 17: 09
      Quote: CEBEP
      In Paris, they're surprised by our weakness and delighted that the war is in its fourth year. They didn't expect such success. And their joy and elation know no bounds. There's no need to invent stupid theories and answer them ourselves... But why we've been fighting for four years? You should ask the generals at the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces.

      Ask why the US fought in Vietnam for 8 years (from 1965 to 1973) or in Afghanistan for 20 years (from 2001 to 2021). And still failed to win both wars.
    2. GR777
      GR777
      0
      7 November 2025 19: 35
      North, come help, we can't do without you. Ah, why haven't they bombed the bridges over the Irpen River yet? That's a question that gives me bad thoughts.
    3. skeptic
      skeptic
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      8 November 2025 03: 11
      Quote: CEBEP
      But why we have been fighting for the fourth year, you need to ask the generals at the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces...

      Better to go directly to NATO countries, with all their weapons and equipment (not counting the financial injections). Maybe the "box" will open?