The anti-air missile shortages are most likely tied to a mixture of a variety of attacks on the production facilities for rocket boosters and the development of solid fuel propellant and the continued use of trying to shoot down the various drone attacks throughout Russia.
The interesting part of this is that we are seeing continued uptick on attacks on the missile defense system in Crimea at the same time. So they are targeting the systems that still have missiles and continuing to force Russia to expend missiles shooting down attacks on various production facilities. And this is all happening before they have began using large amounts of their own home-grown ballistic missile systems.
So we are either seeing an attempt to "own" the sky for finally using the F15s in an offensive capacity or allowing the new ballistic systems to have an even higher chance of being successful. Either way, it is interesting to see that the functional air defense systems of Russia slowly collapsing under the weight of Russian economy's inability to match sustained production.
Robert Eugene Brashers
Confirmed rapist and serial killer after the fact via DNA first in 2018... one linked murder in South Carolina in 1990, two murders in Missouri 1998, and now finally confirmed for four deaths Austin 1991.
Killed himself in 1999 when they noticed his family checking into a motel in a stolen care and he shot himself in the head during the standoff.
Hmmm... "Especially, the numerous losses of radar assets in this peninsula have significantly increased over the past weeks."
Did the US finally give in and allow the Ukraine to have JASSM? Is that one of the things that they have been training on over the last year...
JASSMs would be a major game changer for static targets in Crimea.