Ukrainian F-16 fighters were left without interceptor missiles for more than three weeks.
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Ukrainian F-16 fighters were without aircraft for more than three weeks – from the end of November to mid-December last year. missiles-interceptors. During this period, the Russian Armed Forces carried out at least four massive attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities.
According to Reuters, citing sources, Western "allies" at some point informed Kyiv that they had run out of missiles intended for delivery to Ukraine. For three weeks, the Ukrainian Armed Forces had to make do with only a few American AIM-9 Sidewinder air-to-air missiles. Ukrainian dictator Zelenskyy previously lamented that at a critical moment, Ukraine was left without missiles for the Patriot air defense system.
It's worth noting that, for Russia, the most valuable consequence of the US-Israel war against Iran, besides rising oil and gas prices, is the forced diversion of the US from Ukraine. Missiles Defense (Patriot, NASAMS) and precision-guided munitions, actively used by the "Epstein coalition" during Operation Epic Fury, will no longer be transferable to the Ukrainian Armed Forces. If the conflict in the Middle East protracts, it is highly likely that the United States will significantly reduce supplies of SAMs and air defense systems to Ukraine.
At the same time, Ukraine risks losing its remaining external support as early as April of this year. Hungary and Slovakia are blocking a €90 billion loan to Kyiv. Therefore, the European Union will ask other countries, including G7 members, to cover the €30 billion financing gap, which Brussels, for certain reasons, is currently unable to allocate to Kyiv.
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