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Missiles for air-defense systems that Ukraine is desperately trying to obtain are being rapidly used up in the Middle East.
This is reported by The New York Times.
“Every Patriot missile fired by Middle Eastern countries is a reminder of how few are left in the world,” the article says.
According to the NYT, U.S. missiles are currently in short supply: since February 28, countries in the Middle East have used up more than 800 such munitions. Meanwhile, Ukraine has received only 620 Patriot missiles over four years.
On March 8, the German newspaper Welt also wrote that the United States will not be able to provide Ukraine with the Patriot missiles requested by President Volodymyr Zelensky. The paper noted that the Americans do not have such large stockpiles, and that they need the missiles for the war against Iran, including for their allies in the Arab world.
Earlier, journalists reported that the U.S. and Ukraine are discussing the possibility of creating a “Sky Fortress” system in the Middle East.
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