Ukraine's air defense missile deliveries drop by two-thirds, new Russian tactic compounds problems for Kyiv
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Article Summary
The article explains that Ukraine is struggling to stop Russian missile attacks, not because of military incompetence, but because of shortages in air defense missiles and gaps in Western support, including slow production and weak enforcement of sanctions. It highlights Ukraine’s efforts to build its own defenses and calls on allies to speed up aid and close loopholes that let Russia keep making weapons. While it emphasizes real challenges and appeals for support, it frames the problem as one caused by external delays and policy failures rather than Ukraine’s shortcomings.
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