Germany to send more Patriot missiles to Ukraine, warns of stepped-up Russian winter attacks
Germany will also expand air-to-air missile deliveries and continue sending drones and long-range ammunition as officials warn of heavier Russian strikes.
- On Tuesday, German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius announced Germany will transfer Patriot PAC-2 interceptor missiles to Ukraine from Bundeswehr stocks. "I decided to deliver urgently needed PAC-2 interceptor missiles from Bundeswehr stocks to Ukraine," Pistorius said.
- Ukraine faces a sharp shortfall in PAC-3 MSE rounds used against ballistic threats, and Kyiv is contracting roughly 1,000 missiles for US-designed Patriot systems to counter Russia.
- European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced an exemption allowing Ukraine to purchase critical Patriot components using the Ukraine Support Loan, with a $3.7 billion tranche following the $9.7 billion already disbursed.
- Britain also committed $135 million to boost Ukraine's air defense package for the winter, providing Patriot missiles, large-caliber artillery, and drones to help fend off attacks from Russia.
- Speaking at the 36th Ukraine Defense Contact Group meeting, Yevhenii Khmara noted most missiles will arrive in coming years and called for more urgent aid to counter immediate threats.
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Germany will send Patriot missiles to strengthen Ukraine's air defence at a time when Russia is intensifying the attacks. Berlin calls on other allies to do the same.
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