Ukraine says it is running short of air defense missiles

Ukraine is running short of air defense missiles after Russia’s massive winter attack campaign, the country’s air force said on Friday, as it braces for further strikes.“Today, the launchers assigned to certain units and batteries are half-empty – and that’s putting it mildly. They have a limited number of missiles,” air force spokesperson Yuriy Ihnat was quoted as saying by the Ukrinform news agency.For the latest updates on the Russia-Ukraine war, visit our dedicated page.Ukraine has used domestically developed technologies to down long-range Russian drones, including interceptor drones, mobile gun units and electronic warfare. But for missile interception, it remains heavily dependent on foreign air defense systems.During more than four years of war, Ukraine has faced delays and disruptions to air defense deliveries from allies. With such systems now also being used extensively in the US-Israeli war in Iran, Ukraine is under increased supply pressure. “Today we have found ourselves

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