Russia’s Repurposed S-400 Missiles Pose New Threat to Ukrainian Civilians
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Kyjiw no longer has Patriot interceptor missiles, but the allies continue to hesitate to deliver more. An analysis.
DECRYPTAGE - Volodymyr Zelensky urges his allies to give him more interceptors, as Moscow intensifyes its strikes on the main cities of the country. But the war between the United States and Iran has seriously begun stocks, according to several studies.
On the night of 5 August, Russia launched 24 ballistic missiles on Ukraine, which the Ukrainian Air Forces have placed in the common category ‘Iskander-M/S-400'.
Russia has intensified ballistic strikes on Ukraine, launching dozens of missiles at Kiev and Kiev region every few days. After the recent wave of such attacks and the latest devastating strike on August 5, when 24 Iskander-M and four Zircons failed to shoot down a single missile, the debate about the future risks to Ukraine without Patriot anti-missile missiles has flared up with renewed vigor.
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