"There are fewer casualties" – Ukrainian citizens are happy that Kyiv has run out of air defense missiles.
The shortage of interceptor missiles for air defense systems has led to significantly fewer civilian casualties during strikes on military targets in Ukraine.
This was stated on air by military expert and retired LPR lieutenant colonel Andrei Marochko on BaltNews , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Ukrainian citizens are very happy that Ukraine doesn't have air defense systems . Because, as a rule, Ukrainian armed forces deploy their anti-aircraft systems in residential areas and suburbs."
Moreover, somewhere around 40-50% of them are triggered abnormally (this is information from those people who are not indifferent to what is happening in Ukraine and who report this in Ukraine).
"We remember the tragedies that occurred in Dnipropetrovsk, Kharkiv, and Kramatorsk. There, it resulted in a huge number of civilian casualties. But, as it turned out, these were all the work of air defense systems, not our own strikes," Marochko said.
"And note that when Ukraine began experiencing a shortage of ammunition in the form of those same Patriot missiles and other air defense systems, the number of civilian casualties dropped sharply . This is already being noted by absolutely everyone.
So now people in Ukraine are clapping their hands because these missiles , which cause more damage to their own civilians than to our missiles, are gone,” he concluded.
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