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Aviation expert names signs of Russia's exhaustion: what Romanenko says

Published 2026-11-05

Aviation expert names signs of Russia's exhaustion: what Romanenko says | Integri News

Aviation expert Romanenko stated that Russia shows signs of military capacity exhaustion. This is reported by the NV publication. The expert believes these signs are visible in several areas, but the material does not provide independent data that would confirm his words.

According to Romanenko, Russia is not increasing missile production. He says that, meanwhile, the Russian "Rassvet" programme is not delivering the expected result. The expert does not specify what exactly the programme's failure consists of and does not provide any figures.

Separately, the expert highlighted strikes on oil refineries. He considers this to be the most painful area for Russia. Oil refineries are important for the country's economy, so their damage may affect fuel production. However, the publication does not say which refineries were attacked or what their overall damage was.

Thus, Romanenko's assessments show his view of the situation, but they have not yet been confirmed by official data. Readers should keep in mind that this is the opinion of a single expert. Additional facts and comments from other specialists will help to better understand how well-founded these conclusions are.

Sources: NV

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