Okay, the first thing I immediately noticed is the game is a pro-Russian perspective on the Ukraine conflict. Bit of a red flag in my book, but Syrian Warfare was fun so I gave it a shot.
Game is actually a pretty neat modern take on Missile Command. You have to keep targets in the radar cone to actually shoot them down and you can assign multiple missiles to higher priority targets. Actually pretty fun.
Could use some polish though. There's no real way to tell how the scoring works. You can't really end the game without quitting. I also frequently ran into and issue of not being able to tell how many missiles were assigned to which plane.
TLDR, I don't agree with the dev's politics, but the game seems like a good foundation.