Brovdi (ブロウディ), commander of Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces, was reported to have said that Russian forces currently have the capacity to launch up to 77 missiles simultaneously and plan to increase that capacity to 200 in the future. It was also reported that air defense support needs to be strengthened because of a shortage of interceptor missiles.
Brovdi (ブロウディ), commander of Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces, was reported to have said in an interview with the Associated Press that Russian forces currently have the capacity to launch up to 77 missiles simultaneously and plan to increase that capacity to as many as 200 in the future. The information reported was based on reporting by Kyodo News.
Ukraine is reportedly facing a shortage of U.S.-made Patriot interceptor missiles and suffering growing damage from Russian ballistic missile attacks. The reports are believed to be intended to urge Western countries and others to strengthen their air defense support.
Citing the vulnerability of Ukraine's air defense system, Brovdi (ブロウディ) said that attacking Russia's ballistic missile production facilities was the only way to reduce the number of incoming missiles. The commander also emphasized the importance of long-range strike capabilities that can reach targets inside Russia.
According to a statement by the Ministry of Defense, Russian forces launched 195 ballistic missiles at Ukraine in July this year, of which Ukrainian forces were able to intercept only 29.