By Victor Duda
"Of course, we need to understand, first and foremost, Ukraine does not produce these systems and ammunition on our own. Therefore, of course, we need more rockets. We cannot replenish the stocks on our own. We cannot make missiles on our own," he said. The military assured that the Allies are aware of the needs of Ukraine. Partners understand how many rockets have an Armed Forces and how many they still need. "However, you should not panic," Yevlash urged.
He cited the results of the air defense work on the night of April 12. The defenders of the sky were knocking down 16 of the 17 shock drones of Shahd. Air Force spokesman stressed that it is almost 100%. According to him, on April 11, air defense forces also showed a "pretty good result": 16 out of 20 missiles X-101/X-555, almost all 40 UAVs and two of the four X-59 missiles. "Of course," daggers "are difficult to knock down.
It's not ordinary weapons, it is not a winged missile that can even be knocked down by our mobile fire groups. Therefore, this is an extremely difficult goal," Yevlash said. He explained that a large number of Patriot complexes were needed to knock down "daggers". "Yes, it is the only weapon that can effectively withstand the powerful means of an enemy air attack. And of course, we are very much expecting supplying our partners to these air defense systems," the military added.
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