Zelensky warns Patriot deliveries to Ukraine may not start as quickly
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky drew attention to an important nuance regarding the recent United States authorization to supply Patriot systems to Ukraine. According to him, as stated in an official statement, deliveries may not begin as quickly as the Ukrainian side expects.
Zelensky cited specific figures. The reference is to five hundred PAC-3 interceptors. These missiles are key to Patriot air defense systems. They are needed to protect cities, energy infrastructure and civilians from Russian missile and air strikes.
The president stressed that delivery timelines depend on production capacity and on the schedule set by partners. Therefore, Ukraine continues to work with allies to speed up deliveries and fill the need for munitions for air defense systems.
Experts note that quick access to interceptors is of great importance for Ukraine amid constant air attacks. At present, no official start dates for deliveries have been announced, so further reports on timelines should be followed through statements from government agencies.
Sources: УНІАН
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