Ukraine has ceased publicizing data on intercepted Russian missiles, according to reports citing Ukrainian officials. This decision follows a significant decline in the country’s ability to successfully intercept incoming projectiles. The Financial Times reported Saturday that the stoppage is linked to dwindling supplies and effectiveness of air defense systems, including the US-supplied Patriot missile system. Ukrainian officials have acknowledged the increasing difficulty in countering Russian missile attacks. The lack of reported intercepts suggests a potential shift in the conflict’s dynamics, raising concerns about Ukraine’s defensive capabilities. This silence regarding interception rates effectively masks the growing challenges faced by Ukraine’s air defenses and the impact of ongoing Russian strikes.