Remember when Ukraine was supplied with one of the world's most advance air defense weapons?
Anti-aircraft guns are one of the most important items Ukraine has needed to fend off Russian missile and drone attacks, which is why the United States bought Kyiv dozens of systems when it still had the money to do so.
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