In May, Russia launched 8,150 Shahed drones. Ukraine intercepted 7,476 — a 90.75% interception rate. Largest single attack: 1,500+ drones on May 13–14. Ukraine's target is 95%. Interceptor drones now account for at least half of all successful interceptions and are the dominant layer of the defense architecture. Missiles are a harder problem. Of 221 detected missile targets, only 112 intercepted — 53% rate. Ballistic missiles are the primary gap. Cruise missiles are manageable (in one June attack, 32 of 33 cruise missiles were shot down), but ballistic interception requires Patriot interceptors, and Ukraine receives only dozens per month while Russia launches hundreds. Ukraine is negotiating with the US, Germany, and others for more interceptors and calling for a European anti-ballistic coalition. Building winter reserves is described as urgent. Russian Losses — June 1–9, 2026 — 10,850 personnel — 35 tanks — 51 armored combat vehicles — 602 artillery systems — 31 MLRS — 12 air defense systems — 3,175 vehicles and fuel tankers — 16,148 operational-tactical UAVs — 40 missiles — 86 UGVs — 14 special equipment