Russian missiles are becoming of lower quality and are not hitting their targets, the Air Force spokesman explained.
Russian aggressors launched six Kinzhal aeroballistic missiles into Ukraine on Saturday morning. Half of them did not achieve their goals, said Yuri Ignat, spokesman for the Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, in a telethon on January 13.
“Today we found six Daggers, we reported about them… Half definitely did not reach their targets – that’s 100%,” said Ignat and did not exclude that there may be some false targets during today’s attack.
He added that more than 20 Russian air assets failed to reach their target. The spokesman explained that they may have fallen in an open area, or there was an explosion in the air, or they were affected by the action of electronic warfare equipment of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
“It’s good that Russian missiles not only receive counteraction from the Defense Forces, but they fly worse and worse “on target,” as they write. The missiles are becoming lower quality and miss their targets,” Ignat said.
We remind you that on the night of January 13, the Russians carried out another massive missile attack on Ukraine. Initially, missiles of the X-101/555/55 type were launched from the Tu-95MS. Later it became known that Kinzhal missiles appeared in the air, launching MiG-31 aircraft.
The explosions occurred in the Dnieper, Chernihiv, Poltava and Sumy regions.
The Air Force later said eight Russian missiles were shot down and more than 20 missed their targets. In total, the Russians fired 40 missiles and drones.
Source: korrespondent
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