Russia Stockpiling Missiles for Winter Strikes on Ukraine's Energy Sector
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Russia is likely stockpiling ballistic missiles for winter attacks on Ukraine's energy sector, according to multiple sources. Since August, the use of ballistic missiles has decreased while drone strikes have increased. European leaders plan to ask the U.S. for more Patriot missiles to intercept ballistic missiles during UN meetings this week. Allies' assessments diverge, with some believing Ukraine can survive the winter without additional interceptors and others fearing severe consequences if there are new large-scale attacks on energy infrastructure.
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