Ukraine’s biggest defense gap: More than 92% of Russian ballistic missiles hit their targets

Newseze Wire·Sun, Jul 12, 4:00 AMWire: EL PAÍS English

The Kremlin’s recent offensive on the Ukrainian capital, which on Monday claimed about 20 lives, has laid bare one of Kyiv’s most pressing military vulnerabilities

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Ukraine’s biggest defense gap: More than 92% of Russian ballistic missiles hit their targets

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