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Ukraine faces interceptor shortages and a reported $27 billion war deficit

Ukraine's stocks of interceptor missiles are reportedly dwindling, while the country faces a $27 billion wartime financial deficit. Further details on the figures remain unspecified.

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Reduced air-defense capacity and a large funding gap could weaken Ukraine's ability to protect infrastructure and sustain military operations.

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