Trump Announces US License for Ukraine to Produce Patriot Missiles

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US President Donald Trump announced at the NATO summit that Washington will license Ukraine to produce Patriot missiles, a move aimed at bolstering Kyiv's air defense capabilities.
The decision follows Ukraine's repeated requests for more interceptors amidst ongoing Russian ballistic missile attacks.

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US President Donald Trump announced at the NATO summit that Washington will license Ukraine to produce Patriot missiles, a move aimed at bolstering Kyiv's air defense capabilities. The decision follows Ukraine's repeated requests for more interceptors amidst ongoing Russian ballistic missile attacks.

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