A single source reports that three Iskander-M ballistic missiles have been launched towards Kyiv. The report notes that the Ukrainian capital is facing a severe shortage of Patriot interceptor missiles, suggesting the projectiles are likely to impact. No details on casualties or damage are yet available.
A single source reports that three Iskander-M ballistic missiles have been launched towards Kyiv. The report claims that the city's air defense is suffering from a severe shortage of Patriot interceptors, making it likely the missiles will impact.
The Zioneer has previously reported on Russian missile strikes targeting Kyiv, including a June 18 incident in which a missile reportedly landed in the city, and a July 11 barrage in which eight ballistic missiles struck the capital. This current report, from a single source, remains unverified; no official confirmation from Ukrainian authorities has been published.
2 developments
- DevelopingReport: Iskander-M ballistic missiles launched towards Poltava, Ukraine
- DevelopingRussia appears to have launched Oreshnik missile in what sources describe as a test
- DevelopingRussian missile launch may have occurred without US pre-warning
- DevelopingUnverified reports: ballistic missile launch from Khorramabad, Iran
Source and signal
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