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Russia faces missile shortage amid drone attacks on Moscow

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Russia is reportedly experiencing a shortage of surface-to-air missiles, leading to increased complaints from within the country. This scarcity coincides with a strategic pullback of military units to establish a defensive perimeter around Moscow. The capital city is currently facing drone attacks. AI

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Russia faces missile shortage amid drone attacks on Moscow

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · David Hambling, Senior Contributor ·

    Russian “Missile Drought” Bites As Putin Pulls Back To Defend Moscow

    Russians are increasingly complaining a shortage of surface-to-air missiles, while Putin pulls back units to form a defensive ring around a Moscow under drone assault.

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