Russia May Be Putting Aside Missiles for Winter Attacks on Ukraine. And Kyiv Doesn't Have Patriot Missiles.

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Since August, Russia has significantly reduced the use of ballistic missiles and is more likely to attack Ukraine with jet drones, which may indicate a buildup of missiles for winter energy strikes. Ekonomichna Pravda writes about it with reference to Bloomberg. The publication notes that ballistic missiles cause some of the most severe damage to Ukrainian infrastructure, in particular energy facilities. Against this background, the lack of inte…

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Since August, Russia has been attacking Ukraine with ballistic missiles less frequently, instead sending jet drones against targets on the Dnieper River. According to Bloomberg, Moscow may be stockpiling more dangerous ballistic missiles for a winter campaign against Ukrainian energy. This coincides with Kyiv running out of Patriot missiles.