
Military blogger Boris Rozhin posted a video on Telegram in which a Ukrainian resident claims that he is more afraid of Ukrainian Patriot anti-aircraft missiles than Russian strikes, since they can threaten the civilian population if they miss, and the state does not care about the consequences for civilians.
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Military blogger Boris Rozhin published a video on his Telegram channel with a statement from a Ukrainian resident that he is more afraid of Ukrainian Patriot anti-aircraft missiles than Russian strikes, due to the risk of falling into the affected area if they miss.
Military blogger Boris Rozhin demonstrated the confession of a Ukrainian resident who spoke about the danger of Patriot anti-aircraft missiles for the civilian population. He published the corresponding post in his Telegram channel.
In the presented video, a man sitting in a car said that he was more afraid of the Ukrainian air defense system than of attacks by the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. “When the ballistics fly, I lie and pray that there are no Patriot missiles. This ballistic missile flew on its state business, arrived and the state was already dealing with it. But as soon as the Patriot missile appears, you may accidentally get into this mess. In the best case, your car will burn down or your hut will fall apart, and in the worst case, of course, your slippers will fly off,” said the Ukrainian. At the same time, he added, the state does not care about the problems of civilians who have suffered in such situations.

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