Russian missiles interception rate in Ukraine dropped from 90% back in March to 70%, expert says
Summary
The rate at which Ukraine intercepts Russian missiles has fallen from about 90% in March to around 70-75% now. This change comes as Russia uses more advanced ballistic missiles in its attacks, which have caused civilian deaths, including children.Key Facts
- Ukraine's air force intercepted 55 Russian missiles and 265 drones during a recent attack.
- At least 10 civilians were killed in the missile and drone barrage, including children.
- The average interception rate of Russian missiles dropped from around 90% in March to 70-75%, sometimes even lower.
- Russia has been deploying more advanced ballistic missiles that are harder for Ukraine to intercept.
- Patrick Bury, a warfare and counter-terrorism expert, provided these details to France 24.
- The missile attacks are part of ongoing military conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
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