Ukraine's Air Defense is SHUTTING DOWN Putin's Missiles | Pfarrer & Smart

Russia is attacking harder because it is not winning faster. Putin’s forces launched more than 7,000 ground assaults in May, a 37.5 percent jump from April, but DeepState still assessed only tiny Russian gains and a net territorial loss overall. That is the real story of the Russia Ukraine war: Moscow is spending more firepower while Ukraine keeps denying the victory Putin needs. Former Navy SEAL Squadron Leader Chuck Pfarrer joins Jason Jay Smart to break down Russia’s failed spring offensive, Ukraine’s air defense performance, the growing ballistic missile threat, and Kyiv’s expanding strikes on Russian logistics, refineries, depots, and rear supply routes. The pressure points are now connected: Russian assaults, Ukraine drone strikes, refinery fires, battlefield losses, and Putin’s struggle to show momentum. The overnight attack on Ukraine was massive: 73 missiles and 656 drones across Kyiv, Dnipro, Kharkiv, Poltava, and Zaporizhzhia. Ukrainian air defenses intercepted or suppressed hundreds of targets, though ballistic missiles still hit civilian areas. Moscow wants fear and exhaustion. The strategic picture is sharper: Russia is escalating from the air while the battlefield keeps exposing weakness. #RussiaUkraineWar #UkraineWar #Putin