Ukraine using wooden decoy to lure Russia into wasting its missile reports. Ukraine is reportedly using wooden decoys of advanced U.S. rocket system to trick Russian into wasting its missile on them. According to the Washington Post, the decoy version of U.S. supplies rocket launcher system drew at least 10 Russian cowboys cruises missile, leading Ukraine to further boot its production of replicas in an effort to lure Moscow into firing its expensive long-range missile on fake targets. When the UAV sees the battery, it's like a VIP target, a senior Ukrainian official told the Washington Post newspaper, referring to the Russian drones that spot the long-range al-Turray replicas, transmitting the location of dummy targets to its naval cruise missile. The Washington Post said its report has based on interviews with senior U.S. and Ukrainian official, as well as photographs of the replicas reviewed by the paper. Since the start of the war, Russia has repeatedly boasts that it destroy many U.S. made its missile, including the long-range Himmer missile system, claim that the U.S. has described as patiently false. They have claimed to have hit more Himmers than we have sent, one U.S. diplomat who spoke on condition of anonymity, told the Washington Post. Experts say that Western supply rocket system have been crucial in Ukraine's success in halting Russian forces, and the latest report appeared to further highlight some of the way Ukraine has sought to save Gart's Western supply's weapon. Ukraine has used U.S. supplies weapon to strike Russian armed deposits and supply line, slowing down Moscow's offensive in the Eastern Donbass regions. The weapons are also deemed vital in Kiev long-awaited counter-offensive, aimed at retaking the southern province of Kyrsten. Russian does not disclose information about the stockpile of Persistions' guide missile in Ukraine. Ukrainian intelligence last week reported that Russian had at most 45 percent of its missile remaining. While a senior U.S. official said Moscow-Misciedal stockpile had gone down appreciably, adding that sanction would make it harder for Russia to replenish its expensive high-end missile. The purported use of rocket system decoys also points to Ukraine's readiness to use an orthodox tactic in its fights against an army that outguns it on the battlefield. The New York Times on Monday reported that some of Ukraine's biggest military success were achieved by employing the weapons at their disposal in an unexpected way, including Mount East Missile, onto trucks and putting rocket system on speedboat. That's it for today. Thank you and goodbye.