NATO and the EU are unsuccessfully asking Greece and Spain for missiles for Kyiv, media write.

NATO and the EU are unsuccessfully trying to convince Greece and Spain to hand over their stockpiles of PAC-2 interceptors, which are about to expire, to Ukraine, the Telegraph newspaper reports.

“NATO and EU officials are trying to convince Greece and Spain to transfer Patriot PAC-2 interceptors, the validity of which is about to expire, to Ukraine,” the publication says.

However, as the publication clarifies, Athens and Madrid refuse to provide interceptors.

According to the newspaper, Greece has at least 200 PAC-2 missiles that are about to expire. The number of such interceptors in Spain is unknown, although, as the publication recalls, earlier this year it promised to transfer missiles to Kyiv.