Ukraine lacks the necessary resources to intercept the extensive stockpile of S-300 missiles possessed by Russia

The spokesperson for the Air Force, Ignat, emphasized the impracticality of trying to intercept the thousands of S-300 missiles. Instead, he suggested that the more effective approach would be to destroy the launch installations from which the missiles are deployed.

This would require high-precision and powerful weaponry to target the S-300 batteries and divisions strategically positioned by Russia along the front line. Ignat also highlighted the limited time available for residents of Kharkiv to seek shelter once a ballistic missile threat is announced.

It is noteworthy that during the winter, there has been a resurgence of large-scale missile attacks on Ukrainian military infrastructure. Against this backdrop, Ukraine has once again actively sought new deliveries of air defense systems from Western countries.