According to analysts, Russia spent $ 7.5 billion on Ukraine in 5 months

Since October 2022, the Russians have spent $7.5 billion on 821 missiles fired at Ukraine. Such data today, March 9, is provided by the Telegram channel “Price of Power”.

In total, since the start of the massive bombardment of Ukrainian infrastructure since October 10, the enemy has spent 821 missiles of various types, the cost of which is $ 7,462 billion.

On the night of March 9, Russian troops launched 81 missiles from various bases:

• rocket type The cost of the X-101 is 13 million dollars.and rocket X-555 according to open sources – $7.5 million. Accordingly, 28 volleys of these missiles cost Russia from US$215.5 million to US$358.5 million, data forbes
• Rocket “Caliber” costs 6.5 million dollarsi.e. the total cost of shells fired at night 130 million dollars
• hypersonic missile X-47 “Dagger” May cost $10 million or more, total cost 6 launches – $60 million
• rockets Kh-59 and Kh-31P – $ 0.5 million eachTotal cost of 8 starts – 4 million dollars and anti-aircraft guided S-300 – $2 million each (13 launches – $26 million).
• Approximate cost of the rocket X-22according to open sources, the average as of May 2022 400 thousand dollars. Total number of launches tonight $2.4 million
• Iranian drones Shahed-136/131, According to information from open sources, $20,000 to $50,000 for one unit. On average, the cost of 8 such UAVs 280 thousand dollars

Recall that the Russian Armed Forces attacked three thermal power plants on March 9 during a massive bombardment of Ukraine. Significant damage occurred to the substation equipment, after the end of the air raid, power engineers began to eliminate the consequences.

Previously Focus He reported that during the bombing of the Lviv region, rockets hit residential buildings, as a result of which four people died. In the Zolochevsky district, Russian shells destroyed two private houses with people. Search and rescue efforts continue, people may be trapped under the rubble.

On March 6, it was learned that the Kremlin was hesitant to purchase long-range ballistic missiles from Iran, fearing that Kiev might receive American ATACMS missiles capable of hitting Russia’s depths of up to 300 km.

Recall, the administration of US President Joe Biden told Kiev that Washington will not be able to supply long-range ATACMS missiles to the Ukrainian Armed Forces due to the shortage of ammunition. The White House believes that the current amount will not be enough to meet its needs.