Spain and Greece Face Call From EU Allies to Give Patriot Stockpiles to Ukraine
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NATO and European Union countries are pressuring Spain and Greece to transfer their Patriot missile interceptor systems to Ukraine, Bloomberg news service reports, citing sources.
The EU's foreign policy chief is mincing his words, but the demand is still clear: Spain and Greece are being urged to do more for Ukraine.
Greece and Spain risk facing pressure from the EU over insufficient military aid to Ukraine, Politico's European edition reported, citing sources. According to the newspaper, Athens and Madrid have not provided Ukraine...
Key takeaways Officials from the European Union and NATO are currently pressuring Greece and Spain to transfer Patriot missiles to Ukraine. They are focusing specifically on PAC-2 ammunition whose expiration date is approaching. Norway as intermediary Reports from Bloomberg indicate that these negotiations took place during the summer months, prompted by […]
Countries have stockpiles of PAC-2 missiles, the expiration date of which is nearing completion
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