Ukrainian intelligence claims that Russia has accumulated an arsenal of about 700 ballistic missiles and several thousand cruise missiles of various types. This stockpile has been built up over the past few months by increasing its production rate, streamlining supply chains for components to circumvent sanctions and saving expensive projectiles. Ballistic missiles: Iskander-M is the main operational-tactical ballistic complex. GUR states that their production in the Russian Federation has been brought to maximum capacity; "Dagger" - long-range aeroballistic missiles launched from modified MiG-31K fighters; KN-23 - Ukrainian intelligence claims that Russia allegedly received North Korean ballistic missiles of this type. Cruise missiles: X-101/X-555 - air-launched missiles from Tu-95MS and Tu-160 strategic bombers; "Caliber" - sea-based missiles. The intelligence recorded that the Black Sea Fleet saved them for a long time, using missiles for targeted attacks; Iskander-K - ground missiles; Supersonic systems - Onyx and X-22/X-32 anti-ship missiles, repurposed for attacks on ground targets. The large-scale build-up is linked to preparations for massive combined attacks on Ukraine's energy and critical infrastructure during the winter peak. Ballistic missiles and jet-propelled UAVs are expected to be used for targeted attacks, while cruise missiles and conventional UAVs will be launched in waves to unload air defense missiles and load radars.