Zelensky: Patriot missile issue is moving forward, but very slowly
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that the issue of providing Ukraine with missiles for Patriot systems has made some progress. However, the process is taking a very long time, and much depends on decisions made by other countries.
According to the president, obtaining the missiles requires written confirmations from the United States of America. At present, these documents are being delayed, and the exact timeframe for receiving them is still unknown. Such missiles are important for protecting Ukrainian airspace from missile strikes and drone attacks.
Air defense remains one of the main areas of support for Ukraine from its partners. The Ukrainian side continues to conduct negotiations and stresses the need for a quick decision to ensure the protection of the civilian population and critical infrastructure.
At present, the question of transferring missiles for Patriot systems remains open. Ukrainians and international partners are waiting for further official decisions from the United States.
Sources: NV
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