Dozens of Russian cruise missiles were fired at targets across Ukraine on Thursday, prompting power outages.
Some Western and Ukrainian officials have suggested that Russia's cruise missile stocks are running low, given the reliance of Moscow's most advanced weapons on imported Western technology. Years of sanctions—intensified since February—may mean that Russia is able to produce fewer, and lower-quality, weapons.
But for all the pressures on Russian stocks, Moscow is continuing to fire large waves of missiles at targets across Ukraine.
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