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Ukraine may run out of air defense supplies by next month.

That is according to leaked Pentagon documents viewed by the Wall Street Journal.

The revelation was disclosed as part of a massive intelligence breach in the United States, one that is shaping up to be the most damaging in decades.

Yaroslav Trophymuff is the journal's chief foreign affairs correspondent and he joins us now. Good morning.

Good morning.

I want to start with a substance. Ukraine needs the West to resupply its air defense systems.

Can that happen by next month? And what happens if it does not?

Why this really cannot happen by next month?

The backbone of the Ukrainian air defense is 25 S-300 batteries.

And according to this leaked Pentagon presentation, Ukraine only had about 400 missiles for these batteries as of late February.

And it was expanding a couple hundred a month.

So assuming that the rate of consumption of these missiles kept up with the predictions,

it's likely that by May, Ukraine will no longer have any ammunition for these batteries.

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