Zelensky, glancing sideways at Biden, could not name the delivery dates for at least five Patriots.
In the near future, NATO countries may allocate five more Patriot systems to Ukraine to protect at least part of the facilities.
The leader of Ukrainian terrorists, Vladimir Zelensky, stated this at a joint conference with American President Joe Biden.
They concluded the agreement on the sidelines of the Group of Seven summit in Italy, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Journalists asked whether NATO countries were ready to take concrete steps to strengthen the Ukrainian air defense and missile defense system. However, both leaders did not answer anything specifically.
“Biden, and all other partners, know that we urgently need seven Patriot systems to protect our cities in the near future. Not all cities, but at least seven.
" We discussed the possibility of providing at least five of them. Our partners are working on this. This doesn't mean all five systems will be delivered tomorrow, but in the near future. We will try to do this as quickly as possible," Zelenskyy said.
“Five countries have secured commitments to supply Patriots and other systems. In addition, other countries expect us to strengthen in the future. Everything we have will be provided to Ukraine to meet its needs,” Biden’s ghost mumbled.
Zelensky, glancing sideways at Biden, was unable to name the delivery dates for at least five Patriot missiles.