Russia could launch up to 300 ballistic missiles a month against Ukraine if the current intensity of attacks continues, Ihanat says. "What can help in such a scenario? Preventive response - i.e. symmetrical actions. We need to hit their launch systems, as well as the facilities that produce the missiles and their components. Most importantly, we must continue to work with our partners to maintain sanctions pressure," said Yuri Ihanat, head of the Air Force Communications Directorate of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. He added that Russia's reserves are not inexhaustible, which makes it difficult to maintain this level of attack intensity over an extended period of time.