Air Force to stop reporting number of launched, destroyed ballistic missiles – spokesperson
The military leadership has decided to limit information regarding the number of Russia ballistic missiles during massive attacks in morning summaries, stated Chief of Communications of the Air Force Command of the AFU Yuriy Ihnat.
The Air Force has announced it will no longer report the number of ballistic missiles launched and destroyed during large-scale attacks, according to Chief of Communications of the Air Force Command of the AFU Yuriy Ihnat. This change was made by the military leadership, who stated that they will introduce limitations in morning summaries concerning enemy 'ballistics' during these attacks.
The spokesperson clarified that the Air Force continues to provide information about air threats, the nature of enemy attacks, and the outcomes of combat operations. They maintain the practice of sharing online updates about air targets via Telegram, Viber, and WhatsApp. Furthermore, the Communications Department will continue to offer general information to the media regarding ballistic missiles and other enemy air attack capabilities.
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