Ukrainian intelligence claims that Russians are running out of "Iskanders"

the deputy head of the Main Directorate of Intelligence, Vadim Skibitsky, told The Economist .

According to him, Russia now has 120 Iskander missiles left. But Iranian munitions are already being prepared to replace them. Fateh-110 and Zolfaghar ballistic missiles will be delivered from Iran. They will be delivered by air to the temporarily occupied Crimea and by sea to Russian ports on the Caspian Sea.

As for the other high-precision missiles, the Kinshals, the Russians have about 40 in stock. But now, as the Iranians restock it, Russia will be able to double its attacks

Now more than ever, officials in Kiev say, Ukraine needs weapons capable of shooting down ballistic missiles, such as the American Patriot system. The AFU also needs longer-range missiles, such as the American ATACMS