Ukraine receives part of Patriot missiles

Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that Ukraine had already received some missiles Patriot under the agreements reached at the Ramstein Summit. At the same time, the President stressed that the full supply has not yet been completed.

Some Patriot missiles are already in Ukraine

According to Vladimir Zelensky, The agreements reached at the international summit in Ramstein provide for the supply of modern air defence systems and Patriot missiles. Some of them have already been delivered to Ukraine, which significantly enhances the country's defence capabilities.

However, the President clarified that not all missiles have been received yet, and the delivery process is ongoing. This is due to logistical and production constraints, as well as the need to prepare the Ukrainian military for the effective use of new equipment.

Unique experience of fighting against Shahed kamikaze drones«

Volodymyr Zelenskyy also emphasised Ukraine's unique experience in countering the Shahed kamikaze drones. This experience is of growing interest in the world, as even large stocks of expensive missiles can quickly run out during massive attacks.

The Ukrainian military has developed effective methods for detecting and destroying such drones, which helps to conserve resources and increase defence resilience. This experience is being actively studied and applied by other countries facing similar threats.

The importance of international support

Delivery of Patriot missiles is an important component of international support for Ukraine in the war against the aggressor. These systems allow us to significantly improve the protection of critical facilities and settlements from missile attacks.

At the same time, Ukraine continues to work on improving its own technologies and tactics to effectively counter modern threats, including unmanned aerial vehicles.

Thus, the combination of international military assistance and the unique experience of the Ukrainian military creates a powerful defence system capable of withstanding the most modern challenges.