🇺🇦 🇷🇺 Ukraine says it intercepted all three Russian missiles launched from Kursk Oblast toward Kyiv overnight. If AMK Mapping’s more specific account is correct, the engagement was even cleaner: three incoming Oniks missiles, three Patriot PAC-3 interceptors fired, three kills. Ukraine’s Air Force officially recorded one missile classified as a Zircon/Oniks and two as Iskander-M/S-400 ballistic missiles. All three were reported destroyed. AMK Mapping gives a different identification of the salvo. It says Russia launched three Oniks supersonic cruise missiles from near Fatezh in Kursk Oblast and that they were intercepted sequentially as they approached Kyiv. According to him, Ukrainian Patriot batteries fired exactly three PAC-3 interceptors to destroy the three incoming missiles, effectively one interceptor for each target. The 3-for-3 result is therefore supported by the Ukrainian Air Force. The unusually efficient three PAC-3s for three interceptions, however, rests on AMK’s account: Ukraine has not publicly confirmed either that all three incoming weapons were Oniks or the number and type of Patriot interceptors expended. Map: @AMK_Mapping_