The residents of Kiev are sleeping again in crowded subway stations or in underground parking vehicles, and on the surface the air war is increasingly turning into a single gate, writing The Economist. Russia is firing at the city with an increasing number of ballistic and hypersonic missiles. Ukraine, which previously reflected the majority of such attacks using Patriot anti-missile systems, now, speaking with military jargon, "removes to Winch…
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The residents of Kiev are sleeping again in crowded subway stations or in underground parking vehicles, and on the surface the air war is increasingly turning into a single gate, writing The Economist. Russia is firing at the city with an increasing number of ballistic and hypersonic missiles. Ukraine, which previously reflected the majority of such attacks using Patriot anti-missile systems, now, speaking with military jargon, "removes to Winch…