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🚨🇺🇦🚀 Ukraine has unveiled the new domestically produced Koral surface-to-air interceptor missile at the MSPO defense exhibition in Poland, according to Militarnyi. Koral is being positioned as an interceptor capable of engaging both aerodynamic and ballistic targets and is intended for integration into a Ukrainian air-defense system. The missile weighs around 450 kg, including a 36 kg warhead. 🔥 If Koral reaches serial production and proves effective against ballistic threats, it could become an important step toward reducing Ukraine’s dependence on limited foreign interceptor stocks. Building a domestic missile layer is increasingly critical as Russia expands both the scale and variety of its long-range strike arsenal.

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Russia is launching missiles against Ukraine faster than it can manufacture them. Ukrainian media says Moscow fired 107 ballistic missiles and 20 Zircon hypersonic missiles in July alone, potentially using up to two-thirds of its annual Zircon production. With Russia thought to produce around 60 Iskander-M ballistic missiles per month, could the Kremlin now be relying on stockpiles to sustain its attacks? For daily expert analysis and the latest updates from the war in Ukraine, listen to Ukraine: The Latest:
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Russia is launching missiles against Ukraine faster than it can manufacture them. Ukrainian media says Moscow fired 107 ballistic missiles and 20 Zircon hypersonic missiles in July alone, potentially using up to two-thirds of its annual Zircon production. With Russia thought to produce around 60 Iskander-M ballistic missiles per month, could the Kremlin now be relying on stockpiles to sustain its attacks? For daily expert analysis and the latest updates from the war in Ukraine, listen to Ukraine: The Latest:

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BIG | 🇷🇺🇺🇦‼️‼️ Russia is moving to dramatically extend the reach of its Iskander ballistic-missile family, with Ukrainian intelligence assessing that Moscow is developing a new version intended to reach targets as far as 1,500 kilometers away. Russia has already begun using the upgraded 9M723-2, commonly referred to as the “Iskander-1000,” while Ukrainian assessments indicate that work is continuing on an even longer-range variant. Reports suggest experimental launches of the 1,500-kilometer version could take place in October or November, with a prospective serial-production model referred to as “Uran-2.” Initial production is reportedly planned at around 20 missiles per month before potentially rising to roughly 50, with the system intended to provide a cheaper alternative to Russia’s more expensive Kinzhal missiles. The more important development is Russia’s continued shift toward ballistic weapons that are considerably harder for Ukraine to intercept than most cruise missiles and drones. Extending the Iskander family’s range while increasing production would allow Moscow to sustain pressure across virtually all of Ukraine while further stretching limited Patriot interceptor stocks. That makes additional Western ballistic-missile defense capacity and stronger pressure on Russia’s missile-production supply chains increasingly urgent as Moscow adapts its strike campaign. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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BIG | 🇷🇺🇺🇦‼️‼️ Russia is moving to dramatically extend the reach of its Iskander ballistic-missile family, with Ukrainian intelligence assessing that Moscow is developing a new version intended to reach targets as far as 1,500 kilometers away. Russia has already begun using the upgraded 9M723-2, commonly referred to as the “Iskander-1000,” while Ukrainian assessments indicate that work is continuing on an even longer-range variant. Reports suggest experimental launches of the 1,500-kilometer version could take place in October or November, with a prospective serial-production model referred to as “Uran-2.” Initial production is reportedly planned at around 20 missiles per month before potentially rising to roughly 50, with the system intended to provide a cheaper alternative to Russia’s more expensive Kinzhal missiles. The more important development is Russia’s continued shift toward ballistic weapons that are considerably harder for Ukraine to intercept than most cruise missiles and drones. Extending the Iskander family’s range while increasing production would allow Moscow to sustain pressure across virtually all of Ukraine while further stretching limited Patriot interceptor stocks. That makes additional Western ballistic-missile defense capacity and stronger pressure on Russia’s missile-production supply chains increasingly urgent as Moscow adapts its strike campaign. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

13,717 views • 14 days ago

17 people killed. 44 injured. Russia launched another massive attack on Kyiv and the surrounding region, firing 24 ballistic missiles, four cruise missiles, and 115 drones. According to Ukrainian authorities, the main targets were civilian businesses and infrastructure including warehouses, a brewery, logistics facilities, and a railway station. In his response, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський stressed that more air defense systems and ballistic missile interceptors could help prevent further civilian casualties. He also called on Ukraine's partners to strengthen sanctions on Russia's missile production. The attack is another reminder that civilians and critical infrastructure remain at the center of Russia's campaign against Ukraine.
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17 people killed. 44 injured. Russia launched another massive attack on Kyiv and the surrounding region, firing 24 ballistic missiles, four cruise missiles, and 115 drones. According to Ukrainian authorities, the main targets were civilian businesses and infrastructure including warehouses, a brewery, logistics facilities, and a railway station. In his response, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський stressed that more air defense systems and ballistic missile interceptors could help prevent further civilian casualties. He also called on Ukraine's partners to strengthen sanctions on Russia's missile production. The attack is another reminder that civilians and critical infrastructure remain at the center of Russia's campaign against Ukraine.

EU Perspectives

336,443 views • 1 month ago

🇫🇷🇺🇦🛡️ France is accelerating deliveries of interceptor missiles to Ukraine and, crucially, is prepared to provide licenses allowing Kyiv to manufacture French air-defense missiles domestically. Speaking in connection with the Coalition of the Willing, President Emmanuel Macron confirmed that Paris is speeding up deliveries of interceptor missiles and other air-defense equipment as Ukraine faces an increasingly severe shortage of ammunition capable of countering Russian missile attacks. Macron has also confirmed France’s readiness to provide Ukraine with production licenses for missiles, while Paris and Kyiv have made air and anti-ballistic missile defense a priority of their expanding defense-industrial cooperation. The licensing component could ultimately prove even more important than individual deliveries. Ukraine’s long-term objective is increasingly clear: move from dependence on limited stocks supplied by allies toward domestic production of Western-designed interceptors. France’s decision therefore represents another step toward integrating Ukraine directly into Europe’s defense-industrial base and building a more sustainable Ukrainian air-defense architecture for a prolonged confrontation with Russia. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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🇫🇷🇺🇦🛡️ France is accelerating deliveries of interceptor missiles to Ukraine and, crucially, is prepared to provide licenses allowing Kyiv to manufacture French air-defense missiles domestically. Speaking in connection with the Coalition of the Willing, President Emmanuel Macron confirmed that Paris is speeding up deliveries of interceptor missiles and other air-defense equipment as Ukraine faces an increasingly severe shortage of ammunition capable of countering Russian missile attacks. Macron has also confirmed France’s readiness to provide Ukraine with production licenses for missiles, while Paris and Kyiv have made air and anti-ballistic missile defense a priority of their expanding defense-industrial cooperation. The licensing component could ultimately prove even more important than individual deliveries. Ukraine’s long-term objective is increasingly clear: move from dependence on limited stocks supplied by allies toward domestic production of Western-designed interceptors. France’s decision therefore represents another step toward integrating Ukraine directly into Europe’s defense-industrial base and building a more sustainable Ukrainian air-defense architecture for a prolonged confrontation with Russia. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

15,877 views • 28 days ago

🇺🇸 “We want missiles, too.” Trump refuses to provide Ukraine with missiles for Patriot systems Responding to a question about Zelensky’s calls for help, the US president said that America “wants missiles, too” — and, as usual, blamed Biden. “Biden gave him so much, Biden gave $300 billion worth of ammunition. When I left, it was full. And he gave a lot of it away, and now we’re rebuilding it,” Trump said. On the night of August 5, Russia struck Ukraine with four Zircon/Onyx missiles and 24 Iskander-M/S-400 ballistic missiles. None of them were intercepted — Ukraine does not have enough air defense systems capable of intercepting such missiles. Seventeen people were killed in Kyiv and the surrounding region, and another 44 were injured.
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NEXTA

42,316 views • 1 month ago

The current position of Europe is clear: Ukraine will receive support, but only within limits that do not provoke a Russian attack against the countries providing that assistance. Ukrainians understood long ago that NATO would not close our skies. But look: Ukraine had no weapons at the beginning of the full-scale war in 2022, and now, in 2026, Ukrainian drones are striking targets deep in Russia’s Ural, while Putin is afraid to hold a military parade on Red Square in Moscow without extraordinary security measures. Ukraine is now helping strengthen air defense systems in the Middle East through our battlefield experience and technological expertise, and is a strategic partner for countries in that region. Ukraine tries to shoot down every possible Russian drone, including those flying toward neighboring countries such as Romania, Moldova, and Poland. Ukraine is building a modern air defense architecture that will help protect not only Ukraine, but also our neighbors from Russian drones and missiles. It is important to help Ukraine strengthen our air defense and produce interceptor missiles. This will also strengthen Europe’s defense against Russia.
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The current position of Europe is clear: Ukraine will receive support, but only within limits that do not provoke a Russian attack against the countries providing that assistance. Ukrainians understood long ago that NATO would not close our skies. But look: Ukraine had no weapons at the beginning of the full-scale war in 2022, and now, in 2026, Ukrainian drones are striking targets deep in Russia’s Ural, while Putin is afraid to hold a military parade on Red Square in Moscow without extraordinary security measures. Ukraine is now helping strengthen air defense systems in the Middle East through our battlefield experience and technological expertise, and is a strategic partner for countries in that region. Ukraine tries to shoot down every possible Russian drone, including those flying toward neighboring countries such as Romania, Moldova, and Poland. Ukraine is building a modern air defense architecture that will help protect not only Ukraine, but also our neighbors from Russian drones and missiles. It is important to help Ukraine strengthen our air defense and produce interceptor missiles. This will also strengthen Europe’s defense against Russia.

Anton Gerashchenko

34,674 views • 3 months ago

North Korea started deploying a missile unit of around 90 personnel and is preparing to transfer 120 ballistic missiles to be launched at Ukraine - Reuters. Russia plans to integrate the unit into its 112th Missile Brigade and equip it with up to 120 ballistic missiles and six launchers for attacks on Ukraine. Pyongyang has already delivered a new batch of 40 KN-23 and KN-24 missiles. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sybiha: "If these systems are deployed, they must be destroyed. They immediately become a priority military target, and our armed forces will respond accordingly. When Defence Intelligence provides such data, it typically proves to be accurate. Cooperation between Moscow and Pyongyang poses direct threats not only to Ukraine, but also to the Indo-Pacific region. The world's response must be stronger sanctions pressure and total isolation of the regime." 📹: TSN
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North Korea started deploying a missile unit of around 90 personnel and is preparing to transfer 120 ballistic missiles to be launched at Ukraine - Reuters. Russia plans to integrate the unit into its 112th Missile Brigade and equip it with up to 120 ballistic missiles and six launchers for attacks on Ukraine. Pyongyang has already delivered a new batch of 40 KN-23 and KN-24 missiles. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sybiha: "If these systems are deployed, they must be destroyed. They immediately become a priority military target, and our armed forces will respond accordingly. When Defence Intelligence provides such data, it typically proves to be accurate. Cooperation between Moscow and Pyongyang poses direct threats not only to Ukraine, but also to the Indo-Pacific region. The world's response must be stronger sanctions pressure and total isolation of the regime." 📹: TSN

Anton Gerashchenko

58,282 views • 1 month ago

Large-scale attacks on Kyiv 🇺🇦 were foreseen for the past year Russia was building up its ballistic and cruise missile stockpiles while avoiding large-scale attacks for since early 2025 Russia was waiting for Trump to return to office so Ukraine would no longer receive aid packages of AMRAAM and Patriot missiles, allowing Russian missiles to penetrate air defenses more easily. Russia also benefited from the war in Iran, where thousands of PAC-3 Patriot interceptors were used Now Russia has over 2,000 long-range missiles, tens of thousands of Shaheds, and Ukraine faces a severe shortage of Patriot and AMRAAM interceptors. Russia can continuously launch 50 to 100+ missiles at Kyiv every week for at least six months, while Ukraine’s air defenses, drained by the US abandoning Ukraine, will struggle to handle such large numbers of incoming missiles and drones The damage to Kyiv and its civilian population will continue to increase while the West watches and does nothing, foolishly believing Russia plans to stop at Ukraine 🇺🇦
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Large-scale attacks on Kyiv 🇺🇦 were foreseen for the past year Russia was building up its ballistic and cruise missile stockpiles while avoiding large-scale attacks for since early 2025 Russia was waiting for Trump to return to office so Ukraine would no longer receive aid packages of AMRAAM and Patriot missiles, allowing Russian missiles to penetrate air defenses more easily. Russia also benefited from the war in Iran, where thousands of PAC-3 Patriot interceptors were used Now Russia has over 2,000 long-range missiles, tens of thousands of Shaheds, and Ukraine faces a severe shortage of Patriot and AMRAAM interceptors. Russia can continuously launch 50 to 100+ missiles at Kyiv every week for at least six months, while Ukraine’s air defenses, drained by the US abandoning Ukraine, will struggle to handle such large numbers of incoming missiles and drones The damage to Kyiv and its civilian population will continue to increase while the West watches and does nothing, foolishly believing Russia plans to stop at Ukraine 🇺🇦

Ukraine Battle Map

17,627 views • 3 months ago

In just a few days between December 29th and now, Russia has used about 300 missiles and over 200 “Shahed” drones against Ukraine. Prior to Ukraine, no country in the world had ever successfully repulsed such combined attacks with the use of drones and missiles, including air-launched ballistic missiles. Only today, 10 Kinzhals were shot down. I am grateful to every warrior in our Air Forces, all fighters in mobile air defense groups, every anti-aircraft gunner, and everyone throughout the world who is assisting Ukraine by providing weapons to defend our skies. Each additional air defense system and missile saves more lives. It is here, in Ukraine, and with our air defense, that we must demonstrate that democracies are capable of protecting lives from all types of terror. If we fail to achieve this task in Ukraine now, Russian terror will further spread throughout Europe and beyond. The Russian leadership's sense of impunity, forged over decades of unrestricted authority, has already resulted in a lot of suffering and loss of life. Russia must confront the responsibility for taking lives as well as the power of those who protect them.
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In just a few days between December 29th and now, Russia has used about 300 missiles and over 200 “Shahed” drones against Ukraine. Prior to Ukraine, no country in the world had ever successfully repulsed such combined attacks with the use of drones and missiles, including air-launched ballistic missiles. Only today, 10 Kinzhals were shot down. I am grateful to every warrior in our Air Forces, all fighters in mobile air defense groups, every anti-aircraft gunner, and everyone throughout the world who is assisting Ukraine by providing weapons to defend our skies. Each additional air defense system and missile saves more lives. It is here, in Ukraine, and with our air defense, that we must demonstrate that democracies are capable of protecting lives from all types of terror. If we fail to achieve this task in Ukraine now, Russian terror will further spread throughout Europe and beyond. The Russian leadership's sense of impunity, forged over decades of unrestricted authority, has already resulted in a lot of suffering and loss of life. Russia must confront the responsibility for taking lives as well as the power of those who protect them.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

731,496 views • 2 years ago

Yesterday, and from just one massive attack, Russia killed 23 people in our country, including children. The Russians used a large number of drones – more than 650 during the night and around 100 more during the day. But the most dangerous threat is, of course, missiles. Russia has the capacity to produce around 120 ballistic missiles every month. And that is just ballistic missiles. Russia also produces other types of missiles. This means that every month they can launch several large-scale massive attacks on top of the constant missile terror they already carry out. It's clear that this is the greatest threat we face right now. From an address to the participants of the NATO–Ukraine Council meeting in Kyiv (1/5).
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Yesterday, and from just one massive attack, Russia killed 23 people in our country, including children. The Russians used a large number of drones – more than 650 during the night and around 100 more during the day. But the most dangerous threat is, of course, missiles. Russia has the capacity to produce around 120 ballistic missiles every month. And that is just ballistic missiles. Russia also produces other types of missiles. This means that every month they can launch several large-scale massive attacks on top of the constant missile terror they already carry out. It's clear that this is the greatest threat we face right now. From an address to the participants of the NATO–Ukraine Council meeting in Kyiv (1/5).

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UPDATE: Russia fired 27 ballistic missiles at Ukraine in a single night. Ukraine managed to shoot down only one. 🇷🇺🇺🇦 President Zelensky put it bluntly: "There are no interceptors for the Patriot system." This happened overnight on July 31st into August 1st. Kyiv took the worst of it, along with strikes on Dnipro, Sumy, Kharkiv, and Poltava. Eighteen residential buildings, a school, and even a foreign embassy were damaged. 😳 Patriot is one of the only systems in the world actually capable of shooting down the kind of advanced ballistic missiles Russia keeps using. Without it, cities are essentially defenseless against that specific threat, no matter how good the rest of a country's air defenses are.
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UPDATE: Russia fired 27 ballistic missiles at Ukraine in a single night. Ukraine managed to shoot down only one. 🇷🇺🇺🇦 President Zelensky put it bluntly: "There are no interceptors for the Patriot system." This happened overnight on July 31st into August 1st. Kyiv took the worst of it, along with strikes on Dnipro, Sumy, Kharkiv, and Poltava. Eighteen residential buildings, a school, and even a foreign embassy were damaged. 😳 Patriot is one of the only systems in the world actually capable of shooting down the kind of advanced ballistic missiles Russia keeps using. Without it, cities are essentially defenseless against that specific threat, no matter how good the rest of a country's air defenses are.

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