Ukraine’s intelligence says Russia holds over 700 ballistic missiles and produces about 110 a month

Ukraine’s military intelligence agency estimates that Russia has more than 700 ballistic missiles in stock and produces about 110 per month, including roughly 65 Iskander 9M723 rounds. The agency estimates that Russia holds 115 of those rounds and is testing an Iskander-M variant with a range of 700 kilometres, although it could not establish whether production of the variant had started. It also assessed that Russia had temporarily paused production of the Kh-47M2 Kinzhal because of accuracy problems and shifted capacity at the affected factories to other ballistic missiles.