KYIV: Ukraine’s air force said Wednesday it would stop publishing detailed figures on Russian ballistic missile strikes as Ukrainian forces struggle to intercept Russia’s heightened attacks. The military leadership had decided to introduce “certain changes (restrictions)” in its morning reports on Russian mass attacks, air force communications chief Yuriy Ignat said on Facebook. The restrictions concern “the number of targets launched, shot down, suppressed or those that failed to reach their targets,” he added.
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The military leadership had decided to introduce “certain changes (restrictions)” in its morning reports on Russian mass attacks, Ignat said
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August 12, 2026 22:20
KYIV: Ukraine’s air force said Wednesday it would stop publishing detailed figures on Russian ballistic missile strikes as Ukrainian forces struggle to intercept Russia’s heightened attacks.
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