Western Allies Send Ukraine Far Fewer Missiles to Shoot Down Attacks

Western Allies Send Ukraine Far Fewer Missiles to Shoot Down Attacks

On August 5, 2026, Ukraine's president said allies sent only a third as many missiles — the weapons used to blow up incoming rockets before they land — compared to 2025. Ukraine still stops 87–90% of attacks, but its supply is running low as Russian strikes grow. New US missiles could take a year or more to arrive.

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