#Russian Missile Attacks

Russian missile production depends on Uzbek cotton cellulose, which is used to make propellant. Russia has no alternative source, shows leaked documentation obtained by UNITED24 Media. While the EU moves to sanction key firms in this chain, we explore how dependent Russia is on Uzbek cotton.

Ukraine does not have enough PAC-3 missiles to intercept Russian ballistic missiles, so the country has chosen a strategy it can implement under current conditions—destroying the very capability to launch those missiles.

Russia launched 982 drones, cruise missiles, and ballistic missiles at Ukraine in less than 24 hours. Never before have attacks been so massive, nor has the entire country come under fire simultaneously—from Kharkiv to Lviv.

Russia has spent hundreds of millions launching thousands of drones and missiles at Ukraine’s civilian infrastructure, targeting electricity, heating, homes, schools, and hospitals, and causing civilian deaths and widespread damage. But what has this costly campaign actually delivered?