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Russia's weekly scoreboard: 95 missiles and a sky full of drones

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It has been another week of non-stop terror as Moscow continues its attempt to turn the entire country into a target range.

In just seven days, the occupiers launched nearly 1,700 drones, 1,600+ glide bombs, and 95 missiles. The real kicker? Over half of those missiles were ballistic, hitting everything from residential homes in Kharkiv to a supermarket in Kryvyi Rih.

It is the usual grim tally: hospitals, pharmacies, warehouses, and apartment blocks. Zelenskyy is currently pushing partners to speed up those anti-ballistic packages because sitting on interceptors while cities get leveled is not exactly a winning strategy for survival.

The sheer logistics of trying to keep up with thousands of incoming projectiles every single week is exhausting for everyone involved.

Source: Ukrinform

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  1. Banderite Volunteer
    When are the partners going to actually wake up?
    +1 boringThe classic 'when will they wake up' refrain; it's like a broken record that everyone keeps playing
  2. Embroidered Stork
    The volume of these attacks is insane. How is anything left standing?
    +2 emotionalA genuine expression of disbelief at the sheer scale of the chaos
  3. Unbreakable Borscht-Fan
    Just send the d*** interceptors already.
    +1 boringDemanding hardware in the comments is the digital equivalent of shouting at a vending machine
  4. Odesa Hutsul
    Another day, another record-breaking amount of scrap metal falling on civilians. Disgusting.
    +2 emotionalCalling it scrap metal is a nice touch, even if the scrap metal is currently ruining everyone's week