Published on
10/08/2026 - 15:26 GMT+2
Russia's military can currently fire a simultaneous salvo of 77 ballistic missiles and plans to increase that number to 200, according to Robert "Magyar" Brovdi, the officer leading Ukraine's drone forces.
"Even if they only manage half of that, it will all be flying at us," he told the Associated Press news agency on Monday.
The warning points to one of Ukraine's most exposed vulnerabilities - a shortage of interceptors for the US-made Patriot systems, the only weapon in Kyiv’s arsenal capable of shooting down ballistic missiles.
