Ukraine approves asymmetric response to Russian ballistic missiles, seeks more air defense – Zelenskyy
President Zelenskyy announced that Ukraine has approved technological and asymmetric measures to counter Russia's ballistic missile campaign, and is asking European partners for additional air defense interceptors.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that the country has adopted a set of technological and asymmetric measures in response to Russia's intensified use of ballistic missiles. The announcement signals a new phase in Ukraine's defense strategy against the missile threat. According to the president, these measures are designed to counter the growing challenge posed by Russian ballistic missile attacks. At the same time, Ukraine is continuing to seek more air defense interceptors from its European allies. The request underscores the ongoing need for additional protective systems to shield critical infrastructure and civilian areas. Zelenskyy did not provide further details on the specific nature of the asymmetric measures, but they are expected to involve unconventional tactics and advanced technology. The Ukrainian government remains focused on securing the necessary resources to defend against aerial threats.
