Military leadership has imposed restrictions on the morning reports regarding Russian ballistic missiles, – Ignat
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The Air Force has not stopped informing the public about aerial threats. However, military leadership has decided to impose certain restrictions on the morning reports regarding enemy ballistic missiles.
Yuriy Ignat, a spokesperson for the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, announced this on Facebook.
The military leadership has decided to introduce certain changes (restrictions) to the morning reports regarding enemy “ballistics” (during massive attacks)—the number of missiles launched, shot down, or intercepted, or those that failed to reach their targets. I want to emphasize that online reporting will continue as usual.
Yuriy Ignat Spokesperson for the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
He added that the Air Force will also provide the media with summary information regarding the enemy’s ballistic missiles and other means of air attack.
For example, in July 2026, the enemy used more than 450 missiles of various types, nearly 200 of which followed a ballistic trajectory. Incidentally, the morning reports on the strikes have already been revised a dozen times, in line with the actual situation, tactics of use, means of air attack, and other circumstances.
Yuriy Ignat Spokesperson for the Ukrainian Air Force
As a reminder, Bloomberg previously reported on changes to the Ukrainian Air Force’s briefing format, citing its own sources.
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Olexander Iliushchenkov Deputy Editor-in-Chief
All materialsHe studied at the School of Journalism at Ivan Franko National University of Lviv. He has been working in journalism since the early 2010s. He has worked for the publications "Rakurs," 112.ua, "Ukraine World News," and "Novyny. Live."