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UKRAINE ADMITS DEFENSE SETBACK: Ballistic Missile Interceptions Fall as NATO Stockpiles Strain
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June 13, 2026
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3:48Now PlayingUkraine has delivered its most candid and alarming admission of the war's current stage — with Ukrainian Air Force spokesman Yuriy Ignat publicly confirming that the country's ballistic missile interception rate has fallen sharply during May and June, attributing the collapse directly to a critical shortage of air defence missiles that has left Ukraine unable to match the volume and intensity of Russia's relentless aerial bombardment campaign. Ignat, who stated he has emphasised the missile shortage many times, made an explicit and urgent appeal to Western partners — saying Ukraine hopes missiles will come not only for ballistic missile defence but across every category of aerial threat the country is currently facing, as interception rates have plummeted from 73 percent over one six-month period to just 30 percent in the most recent month, marking the lowest defensive performance since the conflict entered its current phase. With Russia continuing to hammer Ukraine's energy infrastructure and civilian targets, Western production capacity already stretched by competing demands, and supply chains failing to keep pace with battlefield consumption, Ukraine's air defence shield is thinning in real time — and Kyiv is no longer keeping that devastating equation behind closed doors.
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