Ukraine Says Missile Interceptor Deliveries Have Fallen To Third of 2025 Level
Zelenskyy said allied air defense missile supplies fell to one-third of 2025 levels as Russia intensified attacks and Ukraine faced Patriot shortages.
- Allies have supplied Ukraine with only one-third the air defense missiles in 2026 compared to 2025, according to President Volodymyr Zelenskiy.
- Zelenskiy stated this decrease in missile supplies affects every period of the first half of 2026, not just the summer months.
- During a recent attack, Ukrainian air defenses failed to intercept any of the ballistic and cruise missiles launched, indicating a worsening defense capability.
- Zelenskiy emphasized that the shortage and delays in supplying anti-ballistic missile systems have led to increased casualties and destruction, urging international partners to address these issues.
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Worldwide, there is a flagrant lack of patriotic missiles – also due to the war against Iran. Thus, the Ukrainian air defense is bare.
Brussels reminded Kyiv of multi-billion-dollar aid. The European Union continues to actively support Ukraine in its war against Russia and will attempt to negotiate the delivery of even more interceptor missiles to Kyiv. European Commission spokesperson Anita Hipper made this statement during a briefing in Brussels, RBC-Ukraine reports, citing the European Commission's website. According to Hipper, EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and …
The Times of Northwest Indiana
Patriot systems still on the table
WAR IN UKRAINE
The anti-aircraft defence seems to have exhausted its stockpiles of anti-ballistic missiles provided by the United States and, to a lesser extent, France and Italy. Moscow takes the opportunity to redouble its lethal strikes, which are concentrated on the Ukrainian capital.
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