Theoretically, Russia may need several days to prepare a new missile attack, Air Force spokesman Yuriy Ihnat has said on the air of Kyiv24 TV.
"I think a few days are enough to prepare, to plan, if they already have a certain template... Each missile is programmed, its route is typed in', where it should turn right, left, where it should ascend and where and at what time it should strike. This is a technological product that is programmed by the relevant specialists. Missiles are the issue. How many can they afford to launch the next time, the next time and the next time. And whether they will be able to replenish this stock," the colonel said.
Ihnat pointed out that on both 29 December and 2 January Russia tapped an untouchable stockpile of missiles, and is continuing to do so.