"Madyar" refutes headlines about 200 ballistic missiles in an RF salvo

Commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces of Ukraine Robert "Madyar" Brovdi urged against spreading headlines that, in his words, distorted the meaning of his Associated Press comment on Russia’s missile capabilities.

This is evidenced by a post by Robert "Madyar" Brovdi on Telegram.

"There are already enough triggers, dear colleagues," Brovdi wrote, urging not to scare people with interpretations.

According to him, the AP publication did indeed mention 14% and the course of the Crimean operation, but certain conclusions about the capabilities of a Russian missile salvo were incorrectly conveyed in Ukrainian headlines.

"I ask you not to spread hyperbolized and interpreted headlines and not to terrorize exhausted people: from material about us being able to strike the enemy seven times more intensely, take for dissemination a proposal on how to scare us," he noted.

Brovdi clarified that Russia is currently capable of launching a simultaneous salvo of more than 70 missiles of various types from different platforms. His estimate mentions 77 missiles.

According to the commander of the USF, the Russian side is working to increase the total simultaneous missile salvo to approximately 200 units.

At the same time, this does not mean that Moscow will be able to launch 200 ballistic missiles at once.

"The enemy is working to build up a simultaneous salvo to 200 units, but this does not concern exclusively ballistic missiles," Brovdi emphasized.

Thus, the previously circulated wording about a possible increase specifically in the ballistic salvo to 200 missiles does not reflect his original statement.