
The German newspaper Berliner Zeitung reports that Kyiv is running out of military and economic resources to continue a long-term conflict with Russia, including a lack of interceptor missiles and financial resources in the face of intense Russian attacks.
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The article was published in the German newspaper Berliner Zeitung and is devoted to the deterioration of the military and economic situation of Ukraine during the conflict with Russia.
Kyiv is running out of military and economic resources to continue the long-term conflict with Russia. The German newspaper Berliner Zeitung wrote about this.
Journalists noted that Ukraine is now tormented by the confrontation with Russia. In their opinion, Kyiv can do almost nothing about powerful Russian attacks, which threaten dire consequences for military infrastructure.
“The military command in Kyiv is running out of interceptor missiles, especially those needed to combat the growing number of Russian jet drones. At the same time, financial resources are being depleted in the Ukrainian treasury,” the publication emphasizes.

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