An expert explained why Russia resumed massive attacks and whether it can return to a salvo of 60 missiles

Russia has resumed mass shelling of Ukraine, and this may be related to the fact that the enemy has increased its supplies after a "pause."

This opinion was expressed by aviation expert Valeriy Romanenko, as reported by RBC-Ukraine.

According to him, missile production in Russia continues.

"In addition, the nature of missile use has changed. The expert notes that if earlier the occupiers justified strikes on peaceful cities and said 'You are to blame,' 'It's not us,' etc., now they call it 'Retaliation strikes'," the expert says.

He also does not rule out the possibility that the number of personnel preparing missiles may have increased in Russia.

"When our counteroffensive begins, they will have to react somehow. If their aviation cannot actively participate, then they will have to use these missiles not for terrorist purposes, but to launch them massively against our transportation facilities, bridges, and so on," Romanenko said.

He explains that the aggressor country has enough missile carriers for massive strikes.

"I think that they will be able to carry out mass strikes. After all, a mass strike is a group of qualified people who are able to prepare programs for launching missiles. And if they increased the frequency of raids, then they have such people. They have enough carriers. At the same time they can launch not only aviation missiles," Romanenko notes.

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