EU Defense Ministers Plan Talks on Prioritizing Patriot Missiles for Ukraine
- EU defense ministers made no new commitments to provide Ukraine with Patriot interceptor missiles, according to EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas.
- Kallas said €1 billion from the European Peace Facility would support joint procurement for Ukraine, with additional funding for troop training.
- EU defense ministers are expected to discuss redirecting Patriot missile orders or transferring existing stocks to Ukraine at a September 28 meeting.
- A European official said member states recognize Ukraine’s urgent need for interceptors and described the meeting as another chance to pressure them.
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EU defence ministers will meet in Brussels to discuss how Ukraine could come to further Patriot air defense missiles more quickly.
EU Defence Ministers discuss patriotic missiles for Ukraine
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