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Ukraine's air‑defence forces rely heavily on U.S.-made Patriot interceptors. Recent reports indicate the supply of these missiles is dwindling. Ukrainian Ukraine's air‑defence forces rely heavily on U.S.-made Patriot interceptors.
Recent reports indicate the supply of these missiles is dwindling. Ukrainian officials say the shortfall hampers their ability to counter Russian missiles. Russia is described as possessing a substantial stockpile of ballistic missiles.
The shortage has led Kyiv to request additional Patriot systems from allies. American officials have been urged to accelerate deliveries. Analysts warn the gap could affect Ukraine's defensive posture in upcoming battles. The situation
underscores the importance of continued Western support.