However, the military emphasized that the missile strike threat remains high and urged not to ignore air raid signals.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine this morning, September 4, shot down two Russian missiles in the Dnepropetrovsk and Nikolaev regions. Air Command East and South reported this on their Facebook pages.
Specifically, in the Nikolaev region, around 0600, the air defense forces of the South Air Command shot down an enemy X-59 air-to-ground cruise missile fired by a Russian SU-35 multifunctional fighter.
However, the military emphasized that the missile strike threat remains high and urged not to ignore air raid signals.
Also, Ukrainian air defense shot down a Russian missile in the Dnepropetrovsk region.
“Again, the air defense system worked effectively. In the area of Krivoy Rog, a rashist missile was minus,” said the South air command public relations service.
It was previously reported that Ukraine’s air defenses are down from 50 to 70 percent of Russian missiles.
In today’s summary of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, it is said that in the absence of high-precision weapons, the enemy began to use outdated anti-aircraft guided missiles of the S-300 system more often. More than 500 such missiles were fired across the territory of Ukraine, some of which did not reach the target. The invaders were armed with several thousand of these missiles, but most of them were unusable.
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Source: korrespondent
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