The strategy remains unchanged. The National Security and Defense Council explained whether mass attacks by Russia will continue this winter.

On Thursday, November 28, the enemy attacked Ukraine with drone missiles. However, the Russians have enough resources for such shelling for several more months.

This was reported by the head of the CPI, Andrei Kovalenko. Nevertheless, he attempted to reassure Ukrainians.

"Stay safe, the enemy is conducting another combined shelling of Ukraine. The Russians have resources for such attacks until the end of winter. They do not plan to change their strategy, making reserves. Ukraine is also striking back, will continue to strike, and defend itself," the message states.

Recall that on Wednesday, November 13, after a 73-day hiatus, Russia once again attacked Kyiv with ballistic missiles and used strategic aviation for the airstrike. The missile strike was not massive, but Putin's focus was solely on Kyiv and the capital region. Most analysts and military experts warn that this could have been a "rehearsal" for a truly massive missile strike, suggesting that the enemy has accumulated a sufficient number of missiles during the more than two months of "calm."

The real attack occurred on the night and morning of November 17 – the Russians attacked Ukraine with various types of missiles, as well as strike drones. A total of 210 enemy aerial targets were detected – 120 missiles and 90 drones. Air defense managed to shoot down 102 missiles and 42 drones.

The next missile attack from the enemy occurred on November 21. Six strategic bombers Tu-95MS launched eight X-101 cruise missiles, and Dnipro was hit by a combined missile strike involving ballistic and aeroballistic missiles in the morning.