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Russia Has Problems With Cruise Missile Production: Secret Information Received

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Russia Has Problems With Cruise Missile Production: Secret Information Received

Ukrainian agents got into the Dubna plant near Moscow.

The Russians have had problems with the production of cruise missiles. In particular, one of the Russian factories failed to fulfil the annual state order for the production of Kh-32 cruise missiles.

Atesh's source in the plant's management explained that the state order exceeded the plant's capabilities by more than 3 times. Despite this, Russia is preparing for massive shelling of Ukraine by stockpiling missiles.

Russia cannot produce the number of missiles needed by the occupiers.

Atesh agents at the Dubna machine-building plant in Moscow Region gained access to the company's documentation and valuable information.

"It has come to our knowledge that this plant has not managed to fulfil the annual state order for the production of Kh-32 cruise missiles. Until November 10, 80 missiles had to be produced, but only 61 were actually made," Atesh reported.

They added that a source from the plant's management assured that the state order exceeded the plant's capabilities by more than 3 times. That is why at the request of the plant's management the deadline for production of missiles was postponed until the end of December 2023. That is, the plant should produce 19 more Х-32 missiles by the end of the year.

Atesh reported that the plant supplies missiles for the 52nd heavy bomber aviation regiment (that is, military unit 33310 in Shaykovka) and military unit 35020-B of the "Bela" garrison.

The partisans know that these units have Tu-22M3M bombers in service, specially converted from Tu-22M3s to launch X-32 missiles.

"We will work hard to reduce Russia's ability to produce weapons and continue to wage war against Ukraine. If you want to help, write to our Russia coordinator," Atesh urged.

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