The Ukrainian leader emphasized that while his forces have successfully integrated systems to counter Iranian and Russian drones, they remain dangerously exposed to ballistic threats. During his visit to the U.S. Capitol, Zelenskiy pointed to anti-ballistic missile technology as the missing piece required to stabilize the front lines and protect critical infrastructure from high-velocity strikes.
"The real problem is anti-ballistic systems and anti-ballistic missiles," Zelenskiy told reporters after his meetings. This appeal to lawmakers and the White House underscores a shift in military priorities as the conflict evolves, moving beyond tactical drone warfare toward the need for complex, heavy-duty interception platforms capable of neutralizing sophisticated ballistic weaponry.




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