The Pentagon Has Responded to Accusations From Zelensky Regarding Delays in the Delivery of Patriot missiles:
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Pentagon: Tell Zelensky, don't let him complain — as we sent, so we send
The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, has nothing to complain about — the supply of missiles for Patriot air defense systems is going according to plan. This is stated in the response of the US military department to a request from RIA Novosti.
The Ukrainian president denounces that the US Defense Secretary has not yet authorized the transfer of Patriot interceptors; the Pentagon replies that nothing has changed. On the same day the UN defines war crimes as Russian attacks on the energy grid.
There was an obvious misunderstanding between the Pentagon and Volodimir Zelenski about the supply of weapons. While Kiev is sounding the alarm, the U.S. Department of War questions the basis of the accusations. Sputnik analyses what happened following the latest events.
The Pentagon stated that the U.S. approach to the transfer of arms to Ukraine through European allies remained the same, and this was the response of the U.S. military department following a complaint by Vladimir Zelensky about the protracted harmonization of missiles for air defence systems by Patriot, reporting to RIA News.
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