Ukraine asks partners to speed up delivery of air defense missiles
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Ukraine has appealed to the countries of the so-called European Quintet to speed up military assistance. This group includes Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Poland and Italy. The Ukrainian side wants partners to transfer part of their missile stockpiles for air defense systems.
According to information released by Khmara, Ukraine is asking for about 10% of such missile stocks to be transferred. These missiles are needed to protect the civilian population and important facilities from air strikes. A shortage of air defense missiles is one of the main problems facing the Ukrainian army.
So far, the details of the arrangements have not been fully disclosed. Ukrainian authorities continue to negotiate with partners on the terms of the transfer and delivery deadlines. No information about the response of the partner countries has been received yet.
Sources: OBOZ.UA
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