Russia attacked a supermarket in southern Ukraine's Odessa region with a suicide drone, injuring four people, and Ukraine is having difficulties defending itself due to a lack of air defense missile inventory.
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As Russia continues its military attacks against Ukraine, Ukraine is experiencing a shortage of its air defense system interceptor missile inventory.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Russia struck a commercial facility in southern Ukraine with a suicide drone, injuring four people.
On the 15th (local time), a supermarket in the Odessa area was attacked by a suicide drone believed to be a Russian jet-propelled drone 'Geran-4', damaging part of the building and several surrounding vehicles.
Ukraine is having difficulty defending against Russian ballistic missile and drone attacks as its stockpile of Patriot air defense system interceptor missiles, which it received from the United States, has run out. Take a look at the video.

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