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The statement was made on the basis of discussions within the framework of the Yalta European Strategy conference, held on September 12-13 in Kyiv.
Former Estonian President Kersti Kaljulaid said that Ukraine will not have enough air defense systems that are currently available throughout the world. TASS reports this.
“The situation [for Ukrainians] has clearly worsened. Now they do not have effective weapons against new types of drones,” she said, adding that it is for this reason that Kyiv is asking for the supply of air defense systems.
According to Kaljulaid, during the Yalta European Strategy conference held in Kyiv on September 12-13, representatives of the defense industry of Western countries stated that “there are simply not enough air defense systems around the world to meet the needs of Ukraine.”

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