Ukrainian President Zelenskyy highlighted the nation’s resilience on its Independence Day, acknowledging the ongoing struggle against Russian aggression. However, he also underscored a critical need: more interceptor missiles for air defense systems. Despite demonstrating remarkable strength, Ukraine currently lacks sufficient resources to fully protect its cities and infrastructure from aerial attacks. European partners have responded by pledging further support to bolster Ukraine’s defensive capabilities. This commitment aims to address the immediate shortfall in air defense and strengthen Ukraine’s position as it continues to defend its sovereignty. The continued flow of aid is seen as vital to Ukraine's ability to withstand future offensives and secure its independence. The situation remains precarious, with Ukraine relying heavily on international assistance.

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