U.S. Continues Ukraine Patriot Missile Talks Despite Trump's Doubts: Reuters
Talks include Ukraine making Patriot components and sending them to Germany for final assembly, with new missiles unlikely for at least a year, sources said.
- The United States is continuing negotiations with Ukraine regarding Patriot interceptor missile production, despite President Donald Trump expressing doubts about the agreement. Officials confirmed that no order has been given to halt these ongoing discussions.
- Negotiators are considering a collaborative model where Ukraine produces specific Patriot missile components, with final assembly occurring in Germany. This strategy aims to integrate Ukraine into existing US-European production programs.
- Discussions also include potential Ukrainian involvement in manufacturing the PAC-3 Adapted Capability Effector missile, a cheaper variant developed by Lockheed Martin intended to boost interceptor supplies for Kyiv.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy warned on Saturday that his country lacks sufficient Patriot missiles, reporting that only one of 27 ballistic missiles fired by Moscow was intercepted. Kyiv continues urging allies for immediate transfers.
- Although Trump signaled support last month in Turkey, he appeared to reverse course following a challenging White House meeting. Officials cautioned that new production lines typically require three to seven years to become operational.
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US is continuing talks with Ukraine on production of Patriot missiles, – Reuters
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