Ukraine's air force said on the 12th it will stop publishing detailed data on Russian ballistic missile strikes, citing shortages of air-defence missiles as Kyiv struggles to cope with intensified air attacks. Air Force spokesman Yurii Ihnat said military leadership has revised the daily briefing for large-scale Russian strikes and will no longer disclose specific counts of missiles launched, intercepted or that missed their targets. Real-time alerts will continue and the military will still pub

Ukraine's air force said on the 12th it will stop publishing detailed data on Russian ballistic missile strikes, citing shortages of air-defence missiles as Kyiv struggles to cope with intensified air attacks. Air Force spokesman Yurii Ihnat said military leadership has revised the daily briefing for large-scale Russian strikes and will no longer disclose specific counts of missiles launched, intercepted or that missed their targets. Real-time alerts will continue and the military will still publish aggregate figures for missiles fired.