
AI-generated summary
For months, Ukraine has been appealing to its allies for urgent supplies of ammunition for Patriot systems. Russia is conducting massive missile attacks on Ukrainian critical infrastructure.
According to information provided by sources familiar with the situation, Ukraine no longer has interceptor missiles for Patriot systems. This means that the country is now almost defenseless against Russian ballistic missiles, which have been one of the main threats to Ukrainian cities and critical infrastructure for months.
On the night from Tuesday to Wednesday, Russia carried out a massive missile attack, targeting, among others, Kiev's power plants. The shelling resulted in serious power outages and significant damage. According to sources, almost none of the ballistic missiles launched by Russia was intercepted - all due to the lack of ammunition for Patriot systems.
An appeal for support and a production license
The issue of dwindling supplies of missiles for Patriot systems has been repeatedly raised by the Ukrainian authorities, who have been appealing to the United States and allies for urgent supplies of ammunition for months. According to reports from Kiev representatives, supplies of interceptor missiles are currently very limited and do not cover the real needs of the front.

President Karol Nawrocki noticed the lack of a representative of the Presidential Palace in the Polish team preparing talks with the US about the permanent presence of American troops in Poland, even though he assured that cooperation with the government was going well. He acknowledged delays in negotiations after meeting with Trump in September 2025, but emphasized the shared goal of establishing a permanent U.S. presence. Trump announced significant progress and said he would announce the location of the base, while the decision rests with the US after the completion of a six-month review of its military presence in Europe. Nawrocki criticized every attempt to reduce the sanctions imposed on Russia, calling for more stringent sanctions.

The RCB alert was sent to residents of eastern Polish counties in connection with the Russian attack on Ukraine and the increased readiness of the Polish Air Force. Aviation patrols the eastern border to ensure airspace security. Residents are advised to remain calm and await further announcements.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned the attack on a store in the Odessa Oblast, calling it a deliberate terrorist by Russia. Three people were injured as a result of the impact.

On the night from Wednesday to Thursday, the Ukrainian Navy attacked the Borisoglebsk military airfield in the Voronezh region of Russia. The Neptun system was used, destroying six Su-34M bombers.

Ukraine has resumed attacks on Russian refineries after President Volodymyr Zelensky announced the lifting of the temporary ban. The decision was made, among others, in response to Russian shelling and difficulties with US intelligence.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that the ban on strikes against Russian refineries has been lifted due to problems with intelligence data from the US and disruptions in the operation of Starlink during massive Russian shelling. Ukraine went three days without attacking Russian energy facilities to comply with Washington's wishes, while Russia continued to shell such targets in Ukraine, killing more than 100 civilians in the last week.