The combat part of a Kh-101 cruise missile removed from the Mobile Rapid Reaction Forces Center after the Russian attack on Kyiv Oblast. Photo: State Emergency Service of Ukraine

The attack on Ukraine on August 26 cost Russia about $1.26 billion.

Source: Estimates by Ekonmichna Pravda

Details: The Ukrainian Air Force reports that the Russians have launched the following attacks on Ukraine since the beginning of the day on August 26:

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• 109 Shahed-136/131 attack drones;
• 77 Kh-101 cruise missiles;
• 3 Kh-22 cruise missiles;
• 28 Kalibr submarine-launched cruise missiles;
• 6 Iskander-M ballistic missiles;
• 3 Kh-47M2 Kinzhal aeroballistic missiles;
• 10 guided missiles of the type Kh-59/Kh-69.

The Shahed-136/131 Drones can cost between 49,000 US dollars if produced in Russia and up to 290,000 US dollars if imported from Iran. The planned price for import from Iran of 193,000 US dollars was used as the basis.

Therefore, 109 attack UAVs Shahed cost Russia about 21.3 million US dollars.

The price of a Aeroballistic missile Kh-47M2 Kinzhal is 10 million US dollars, the total cost of the rockets fired is 30 million US dollars.

The costs for a Kh-22 rocket is valued at $1 million each, with a total value of 3 million US dollars.

A Kh-101 rocket costs 13 million US dollars each, while the total cost of missiles of this type launched by Russia 1 billion US dollars.

According to Defence Express, the cost of a Calibr The cost of the missile is $6.5 million. The total cost of the missiles used in the attack is 182 million US dollars.

The Kh-59/Kh-69 Rockets cost $0.5 million each, so the total cost of the rockets is 5 million US dollars.

The Iskander-M One ballistic missile can cost $3 million, the total cost of all missiles of this type launched by Russia is 18 million US dollars.

The total amount spent by Russia on the morning of the attack on Ukraine on August 26 is 1.26 billion US dollars.

Background:

• The Kyiv hydroelectric power plant was not seriously damaged in the Russian attack this morning.
• Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that numerous power plants had been damaged by the morning attack, but that repairs were underway.

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