As the war in Ukraine enters its second year, Kyiv's military is facing a pressing concern that could severely impact its momentum on the battlefield: a dwindling stockpile of interceptor missiles. With Russia's winter campaign expected to intensify, Ukraine's ability to defend itself against incoming missile attacks is becoming increasingly precarious. The country's military has been relying heavily on Western-supplied missiles to counter Russian aggression, but dwindling supplies are leaving Kyiv vulnerable to a potential barrage of attacks. As winter sets in, Ukraine's military leaders are racing against time to replenish their stocks and prepare for the looming threat of a Russian missile campaign.
Kyiv’s military momentum at risk as dwindling interceptor stocks leave it vulnerable to Russia’s winter campaign
