Zelenskyy Said He Spoke to NATO Chief About Securing More Missile Interceptors
Ukraine is faced with a shortage of the U.S.-made Patriot air-defense system, which are used to intercept tactical ballistic missiles and cruise missiles.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy discussed the urgent need for more air defense interceptors with NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte amid ongoing Russian missile attacks. Zelenskyy emphasized the necessity for international partners to streamline political decisions to ensure a consistent supply of anti-ballistic systems. He stated that efforts are underway with partners capable of assisting with interceptor missiles to protect against Russian strikes on civilian targets.
- Zelenskyy and Rutte discussed Ukraine’s need for more air defense interceptors.
- The Ukrainian president urged international partners to expedite political decisions for a consistent supply of anti-ballistic systems.
- Zelenskyy highlighted efforts with partners to secure interceptor missiles against Russian strikes.
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