Russia may possess up to 700 ballistic missiles and several thousand cruise missiles of various types, according to estimates from Ukraine’s Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR).
Ukrainian intelligence believes Russia’s defense industry produces more than 200 cruise and ballistic missiles every month, including up to 110 ballistic missiles. The agency’s assessment suggests that Moscow continues to maintain substantial weapons stockpiles while expanding production.
According to the GUR, Russia currently has approximately 115 Iskander-M missiles in reserve, with monthly production reaching up to 65 units. Output of Kh-101 cruise missiles reportedly exceeds 80 per month.
The Ukrainian intelligence agency also estimates that Russia holds more than 450 Kalibr cruise missiles, over 600 Oniks missiles of various modifications and more than 120 Tsirkon missiles.
The GUR further claims that Russia’s defense industry is actively upgrading the Iskander-M missile system, aiming to extend its operational range to 700 kilometers.
Ukrainian intelligence believes Moscow is continuing to build strategic missile reserves without reducing serial production. According to the agency, Russia’s industrial capabilities allow it not only to replace missiles expended during the conflict but also to accumulate additional stockpiles for future use.