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Germany to Supply Ukraine With More AIM-9 and PAC-2 Missiles to Strengthen Air Defense

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Germany will provide Ukraine with additional missiles for its air defense systems as Kyiv seeks to strengthen protection against Russian attacks ahead of winter, German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius announced on September 8, according to Ukrinform correspondent.

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BERLIN (ANP) - Germany is providing Ukraine with some additional anti-aircraft missiles from its own stockpile for the crucial Patriot air defense system. These are not the most advanced Patriot missiles, but a variant that is less capable of withstanding Russia's devastating ballistic missiles. Germany is sending the...

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German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius announced a decision to transfer PAC-2 interceptors from Bundesver stockpiles to Ukraine. Germany will hand over PAC-2 interceptors to Kieva for Patriot anti-aircraft missile systems to TASS. This was reported by FRG Defense Minister Pistorius during a videoconference with the heads of defense agencies of the West. "I have decided to supply PAC-2 interceptors from Bundesver stockpiles for Ukraine," said th…

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In view of the approaching winter, Federal Defence Minister Pistorius has called for a strengthening of the Ukrainian air defense system and announced the delivery of further rockets from the German armed forces.

·Germany
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Ukraine is particularly lacking air defense missiles in order to protect itself against Russian attacks on cities and energy infrastructure. Germany will supply further missiles from German military stockpiles, said the Minister of Defense.

·Munich, Germany
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On Tuesday, the German Defense Minister promised to send missiles for the Patriot air defence system from the stock of the Bundeswehr to Ukraine, which "urgently needs it" to counter Russian strikes. ...

·Brussels, Belgium
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Hospodárske Noviny broke the news in Bratislava, Slovakia on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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