Ukrainian Minister of Defense, Olexi Residence, announced on Wednesday that Kyiv is working with international allies to build an “integrated and coordinated” air defense system.
Rasnikov did not mention other details in a tweet in the wake of Russia launched air strikes across Ukraine, but said that “the protection of the Ukrainian sky” would be a priority with a scheduled meeting with allies in Germany.
He also added: “We are working with our partners to establish an integrated and coordinated air defense system. We are preparing for the winter in the battlefield,” according to Reuters.
It is noteworthy that a spokesman for the Ukrainian Air Force had announced on Tuesday that Russia fired “about 100 missiles on his country, as it hit a number of the main energy infrastructure in several regions.
“About 100 rockets were fired from the Caspian Sea, the Russian (Russian) region,” and also “from the Black Sea”, explaining that “at this stage it has not yet been recorded after the use of offensive marches. ”
While the strikes led to a circular of the electric current in Ukraine, its repercussions reached Moldova.
It is noteworthy that these Russian missile strikes came, while the fighting continues in the east between the Russian and Ukrainian forces.
It also came days after the withdrawal from Jacon in the south in a painful blow to the Russian forces, especially since that city was the first major Ukrainian region in the hands of the Russians.
However, despite the Ukrainian progress in the south, many observers do not see that progress after that will be easy for Kev, considering that the current or the prejudice of the fronts may last for months..
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