President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Russia’s only remaining military advantage is its ability to launch ballistic missile attacks against Ukrainian civilians, arguing that Ukraine has grown stronger both on the battlefield and in the air.According to Zelensky on Friday, Ukraine’s recent military successes have demonstrated its growing capabilities, a view he said is shared by international leaders following recent diplomatic meetings.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official.“Putin – whether he knows it or not – receives information and understands that he no longer has an advantage,” Zelensky said. “There are ballistic missiles, there are truly tragic and horrific strikes against our civilian population, but that is the only advantage he has left. There is nothing else.”Zelensky said he had discussed Ukraine’s progress with US President Donald Trump and several other world leaders during the recent NATO summit.“Everyone notes one thing: Ukraine has become stronger,” he said.Ukraine launches Freya air defense projectZelensky also announced plans for Freya, a Ukrainian-European anti-ballistic air defense system designed to intercept ballistic missiles in a role similar to the US-made Patriot system.He said the project aims to produce a cheaper and more scalable alternative to existing systems and that the first international meeting on the initiative will take place in France in the near future.“Our task was to bring together leaders, companies, and national security advisers, and present this project to countries that can help Ukraine implement it very quickly,” Zelensky said.