Ukraine nears depletion of Patriot interceptors as Russian strikes intensify, with sources differing on whether any missiles remain and officials warning of irregular deliveries

Ukraine is nearly out of Patriot interceptor missiles as Russian strikes intensify, with accounts differing over whether a few remain or supplies are fully exhausted, The Washington Post reported.

A Ukrainian official said the country had 10 missiles left on October 7 and that most had since been used, leaving only a couple. Another source said the supplies had been completely exhausted.

NATO says deliveries are continuing. Ukrainian officials, however, warn that supplies have been irregular since May and that there are no guarantees of future shipments.