Ukraine Warns of Critical Patriot Missile Shortage as Russian Attacks Intensify

52 articles · Updated · Reuters · Apr 19

Ukraine is facing a critical shortage of Patriot air defense missiles amid intensified Russian missile and drone attacks.
Ukrainian forces now ration interceptors, often firing only one per target, and have appealed to European allies for urgent resupply.
With US funding halted and Russian strikes escalating, Ukraine warns that depleted air defenses threaten civilian safety and national infrastructure.

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