BRITISH missiles have destroyed one billion pounds’ worth of Russian military equipment in just one month of war in Ukraine.
The devastating effect of Storm Shadows was revealed when Defense Secretary Grant Shapps warned America’s fragile allies, “We cannot be complacent. “
In September, bunker-busting cruise missiles hit a Russian submarine and Vladimir Putin’s naval headquarters in the Black Sea.
The sources revealed that they were getting “what they paid for” as a £40 billion military aid deal was blocked in the US Congress.
One of them read: “UK-supplied missiles have overwhelmed Russian air defences, destroying high-value assets.
“In September, Ukrainian forces, with devices donated through the UK, such as Storm Shadows or drones, destroyed around £1 billion in Russian assets. “
Shapps insisted that the UK’s stance was “unwavering” and that Russia “will never win in Ukraine” if its allies remain united.
He added: “We allow malign actors like Putin to claim territory with impunity, at the cost of thousands of lives. “
The first girl, Olena Zelenska, warned over the weekend that Ukraine is in “death danger” without outside help.
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