Kinzhal | Ukraine Feed

Russia today launched six Kinzhal missiles over Ukraine, but half of them did not reach their targets.

Ukraine has succeeded in intercepting Russia’s Kinzhal missiles, which the Russians call "super weapons".

Russia has a small reserve of Kinzhal hypersonic missiles – about 75 units – and they can produce no more than six of them per month.

Ukrainian air defense forces have already shot down 13 Kinzhal air-launched ballistic missiles, more than 20 Iskander cruise missiles, and S-400 missiles with which Russia is shelling the territory of Ukraine.

President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine says Russia’s Kinzhal hypersonic missiles will not help Moscow win the war as long as the Ukrainian Army has air defense systems, both domestically made and those provided by partners.

Russia's nighttime attack on Ukraine was unique not because of the simultaneous use of drones and missiles, but because it was the first time that such a large number of Kinzhal hypersonic missiles were used.

Russia’s Kinzhal and Kalibr missile stocks are critically low at the moment.

The damage to the Russian A-50 reconnaissance aircraft at the Machulyshchi airfield does not mean that the threat of Russia shelling targets across Ukraine with Kinzhal hypersonic missiles is gone.

Russia's Defence Ministry said on Thursday that three MiG-31E warplanes equipped with Kinzhal hypersonic missiles have been relocated to its Kaliningrad region.