It’s still a wonder. 174 people dead or injured, if even underreported, means less than two hurt by one missile that alone can level a multi-level apartment complex. That means their air defence, even with that unprecendented intensity, knows their shit and downs most incoming missiles in the open field before it’s too late. The only problem is if they have enough munition to keep that going. That’s on EU, US and others to provide. There can’t be a 100% success rate, but if they didn’t do their job at all, there could be thousands of victims like in Gaza that doesn’t have any defences at all. None of these victims should have experience that, but for comparing no defence and an active work in that direction, you can see not only lives saved, but effective, deserved investments other countries are slow to provide. If not in attacking ammunition for some reason, but in defensive one, those get exhausted in these major attacks like a popcorn and need the according temp of replacement. Letting them defend their people and critical infrastructure is a universally a good thing. And they’ve shown they can work with it alright.