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Ukraine Braces For Brutal Winter at Mercy of Russian Air Strikes

Bloomberg Markets Friday 04 September 2026, 04:15 UTC By Kollen Post 1 min read
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Ukraine’s shortage of Patriot missiles has left Kyiv with few options to protect its citizens during another winter of escalating Russian air strikes.

Ukraine’s shortage of Patriot missiles has left Kyiv with few options to protect its citizens during another winter of escalating Russian air strikes.
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