Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valeriy Zaluzhnyi published a scheme of Russian strikes on the territory of Ukraine on Oct. 10 morning.
"We are forced to repel these attacks using Soviet-era weapons, which we also have in insufficient quantities," Zaluzhnyi said.
He noted that Russia used air-, sea- and land-based cruise missiles, ballistic missiles, anti-aircraft guided missiles, reconnaissance and strike UAVs of "Shahed-136" type.
Ukrainian defenders destroyed most of the missiles and ammunition.
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