The Russian army spent $212.2 on the massive drone and missile attack on Ukraine on January 2. Nearly the same sum of Russian taxpayer money was spent for the attack on Ukrainian cities in the fall of 2023.
The calculations were made by Speka.
Thus, 35 Shahed kamikaze drones cost $1.24 million, 10 Kinzhal missiles cost $100 million, three Kalibr missiles cost $3 million, and Kh-101/555 cost $84 million.
$212.2 million is the annual total of expenses for the Russian metropolis of Samara.
Earlier, we reported that the Russian army had made a missile attack on Ukraine on January 2. Four people were reported killed, and more than a hundred were injured. The attack targeted the Kyiv metropolitan area and the city of Kharkiv.
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