Iryna Terech, the general director of Fire Point, stated that Kyiv must realistically evaluate the potential threats anticipated in the coming months, particularly given the current shortage of air defense systems across the country. Speaking to CNBC, Terech noted the challenging nature of the approaching winter, comparing it unfavorably to the previous year. She said, “Winter is approaching, and last winter was very difficult for Ukraine and large cities in general.
This will not be any easier—it will probably be even more difficult.”
Ukraine’s defense strategy remains significantly linked to foreign aid, with the nation demonstrating a high dependence on Patriot PAC-3 missiles, which are supplied by the United States for intercepting ballistic threats. Concurrently, Ukrainian enterprises are actively pursuing the development of indigenous anti-missile technologies. Separately, the article also reported on claims made by Donald Trump.
Trump stated that negotiations are ongoing, despite denials from Tehran. He commented that the parties are somehow unwilling to acknowledge “The Program,” which he noted typically requires a development period of twenty to thirty years, adding that they are attempting to compress this timeline.
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