No ballistic missile figures in morning reports: Ukraine's Air Force confirms changes
Illustrative photo: Air Force reports will no longer include ballistic missile figures (Getty Images)
Ukraine's Air Force has stopped publishing information on Russian ballistic missiles launched and intercepted in its morning reports, according to Yurii Ihnat, head of the Ukrainian Air Force Communications Directorate.
The format of the morning reports on the results of Ukrainian defenders' combat operations overnight also remains unchanged.
"However, the military leadership has decided to introduce certain changes (restrictions) in the morning reports regarding enemy ballistic missiles (during massive attacks) — the number of missiles launched, intercepted, suppressed, or those that failed to reach their targets," Ihnat stressed.
According to him, the military will continue to provide the media with general information on the number of Russian missiles launched, including ballistic missiles.
As an example, he said that Russia launched more than 450 missiles in July, nearly 200 of which were ballistic.
Ihnat recalled that the format of morning reports on strikes has already been changed about 10 times since the beginning of the war.
