Koretsky and Khmara discussed the supply of missiles for the Patriot system with Raytheon executives
26 July 06:12
Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky and Defense Minister Yevhen Khmara, during a meeting with the vice president of defense contractor Raytheon responsible for land and air defense, as well as with the executive director of Raytheon Ukraine, discussed the supply of missiles for the Patriot systems ahead of winter. Koretsky announced this on Facebook, according to "Komersant Ukrainian".
“We discussed how to quickly increase the supply of missiles for the Patriot systems before winter, expand their production, and make Ukraine’s defense industry even stronger. Our goal is not only to meet Ukraine’s needs but also to integrate Ukraine’s defense capabilities into the global security system,” Koretsky noted.
The parties paid particular attention to the joint production of air defense systems.
“The presidents of Ukraine and the United States discussed this issue during their meeting in Ankara. The U.S. side proposed practical steps. The Ukrainian government will do everything necessary to ensure this work begins as soon as possible,” Koretsky emphasized.
He thanked the United States for its unwavering support of Ukraine.
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