 Russia plans to launch 300 missiles at Ukraine in one day. In two months of accumulating ammunition, Russia may have from 120 to 300 missiles by May 9. Even with a stockpiling of 300 or more missiles, Russia will not be able to fire them all across Ukraine in one day. This conclusion was reached by Ukrainian military political observer Aleksandr Kovalenko, commenting on the assumption that in two months of accumulating ammunition, Russia could have from 120 to 300 missiles by May 9. At first glance, a somewhat apocalyptic picture, a missile strike of 300 missiles? But, in fact, this is not entirely true and explanations are needed for dry numbers. Even with, for example, 150 cruise missiles available, Russia will not be able to use them on the territory of Ukraine all within the framework of one strike. And the reason for this is the limited capabilities of its carriers due to wear and tear and exhaustion of the resource, the expert noted. For example, Russians try not to overload TU-95MS strategic bombers with KH-101 missiles so as not to put an excessive load on the airframe and units. On average, such an aircraft is loaded with two missiles instead of eight, similar to the TU-22M3 with a load of one KH-22 instead of three. Kovalenko believes that the fact of the accumulation of missiles should not be taken literally since there are a huge number of factors that limit the Russians in their use in full. According to the expert, the Russians are accumulating missiles of various types, in particular KH-101, Kalaba, KH-59, KH-31, KH-38, P-800 Onyx. This is a motley potential, not a unified one and, accordingly, their use is subject to different conditions.