Russia will intensify strikes on Ukrainian logistics - Zelensky's adviser

Russia is capable of launching about 100 ballistic missiles at Ukraine each month. This estimate was voiced by Serhii Beskrestnov (better known as Flash), a freelance adviser to the President of Ukraine on the development of technological defense areas.

According to him, the current intensity of strikes is partially ensured by accumulated Russian reserves. The attacks will continue as long as Russia retains the ability to produce and use ballistic missiles.

Beskrestnov noted that Russian forces are increasingly targeting not only defense enterprises, but also food and construction material warehouses, logistics centers, retail chains, and civilian production. One of the goals of such strikes, he said, is to create a shortage of goods in Ukraine.

Flash urged owners of large warehouses and transport companies to reconsider their logistics organization. In particular, he recommended dispersing inventory, renting several small facilities instead of one central warehouse, and storing part of the products directly in stores.

For companies with large vehicle fleets, the presidential adviser advised not to concentrate hundreds of trucks on a single lot. According to him, following the latest attacks some enterprises have already started relocating vehicles to different locations.

"Large warehouses should not exist for the time being. Try to seek subletting, small warehouses, store something in stores, rebuild your logistics. This is a matter of survival", - Beskrestnov stated.

He also warned that Russia may use recruited local residents to guide strikes. Such individuals observe truck movements, the intensity of enterprise operations, and the volumes of goods, then pass the information to the Russian side.

According to Flash, a similar scheme was used in an attempted strike on his home. He claims that one person reported his return from a business trip, and after the attack another filmed the aftermath on a phone. These claims by Beskrestnov have not been independently confirmed.

Based on materials from: Serhii Flash