Russia is stockpiling weapons to intensify attacks on Ukraine, analysts say

TL;DR

Russia launched a daytime drone attack on Ukraine on Monday, damaging civilian buildings and injuring over 100 people.
The attack primarily used newer, faster jet-powered drones, against which Ukraine's interception rate has dropped significantly.
Analysts believe Russia is stockpiling weapons, including these drones and missiles, for more intense late-autumn and winter barrages.
Ukraine is running low on critical interceptors needed to counter Russia's advanced weaponry.
Russia's winter campaign is expected to target electrical and heating infrastructure, alongside other civilian targets.

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