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NATO Confirms Uninterrupted Delivery of Patriot Missiles to Ukraine

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NATO's top military commander, General Alexus Grynkewich, has repeatedly confirmed that the US continues to supply Ukraine with Patriot air-defense missiles and weapon systems paid for by European allies. The deliveries are happening without delays, with the last batch received by Ukraine just last week. All requests for third-party transfers have been approved by the US government. However, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has expressed dissatisfaction with the delivery timeline for 500 Patriot interceptors, stating that they are needed urgently this winter to repel strikes on energy infrastructure.

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  1. interfax avatar

    interfax

    RSS / @interfax.ru/rss

    В НАТО заявили, что Украина продолжает получать оплаченное Европой ору...

  2. Bloomberg (business) avatar

    Bloomberg (business)

    X / Twitter / @business

    NATO’s top military commander, General Alexus Grynkewich, said the US...

  3. Ukrainska Pravda | Українська правда avatar

    Ukrainska Pravda | Українська правда

    RSS / @pravda.com.ua/rss

    Топкомандувач НАТО не бачить затримок надходження в Україну ракет для...

  4. Дмитрий Гордон avatar

    Дмитрий Гордон

    Telegram / @dmytrogordon_official

    В НАТО утверждают, что ракеты для Patriot продолжают поставлять Украин...

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