Ukraine says it shot down all missiles fired by Russia last night. Includes six hypersonic missiles. “While the Kremlin said that nothing could resist those missiles,” said Europe correspondent Geert Jan Hahn.
Ukraine was hit again last night by a load of Russian missiles. But she said he managed to shoot them into the air one by one before they could do any damage. The limited damage reported is believed to be from the remains of the fallen rockets.
“The Ukrainians I speak to are jubilant and thanking America. Although they should also thank the Netherlands and Germany. ‘
“The Ukrainians I speak to are jubilant and thanking America,” Hahn said. “Although they should also thank Holland and Germany. Because we too have contributed to the Patriot air defense system that makes it possible.’
Kinzhal missiles
What makes it even more special to Hahn is that Kiev managed to shoot down six Kinzjal hypersonic missiles. The Kremlin said the enemy could do little against those missiles. ‘When one of the missiles was shot down last week, there was already amazement. If there are now six of them, it really is incredibly special.’
Hahn is also closely following what is happening in Bachmoet. “It’s getting to be a really complicated case,” he says. Wagner’s mercenaries are advancing towards the center and the group claims 95% of the territory. But at the same time, Ukraine is occupying the flanks of the city.’
What game is Kiev playing?
The question, according to Hahn, is whether Wagner can completely conquer the city and what game Kiev is playing in the meantime. “Maybe they’re already preparing for the situation where Bachmoet will be completely hooked.”
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Source: BNR
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