Russian anti-aircraft forces have shot down dozens of Ukrainian weapons and are "cracking them like nuts," President Vladimir Putin said in a brief excerpt of an interview aired on Saturday.
Russia's President Vladimir Putin says anti-aircraft forces have shot down dozens of Ukrainian weapons. Sputnik/ Mikhail Klimentyev/ Kremlin via REUTERS/File photo
Russian anti-aircraft forces have shot down dozens of Ukrainian weapons and are "cracking them like nuts," President Vladimir Putin said in a brief excerpt of an interview aired on Saturday. RIA news agency, which first cited the comments, quoted Putin as responding to a question about US-supplied arms by saying, Russia was coping easily and had already destroyed the weapons by the dozen.
But the clip of an an interview to be aired on Sunday made clear that Putin had in fact been responding to a different question, which was not shown.Although the exact kind of weapon was not clear, Russia says it has destroyed both aircraft and missiles fielded by Ukraine.
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