Ukraine calls on partners to transfer air defense missiles and help with funding
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Ukraine's Ministry of Defense has called on European partners to transfer 10% of their missile stocks for air defense systems to Ukraine. Such a request is important for protecting cities and critical infrastructure from aerial strikes.
The Ministry of Defense is also asking partners to help finance defense needs for 2027. The funds concern the procurement of weapons, ammunition, and support for the army. Details regarding specific amounts and timelines have not yet been clarified in the statement.
Air defense remains one of the most important areas of military assistance. Air defense missiles are needed to protect against missiles and drones that the enemy uses against civilian facilities and energy networks.
So far, no responses from partners to this request have been officially announced. The Ukrainian side continues to emphasize the need for stable and long-term support from allies.
Sources: Слово і Діло
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