Zelenskyy Names Patriot Missile Holders Among Ukraine's Allies

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During a press conference with Serbia’s president, Zelenskyy said Germany and Poland possess Patriot missiles and could aid Kyiv, with the Netherlands and Nordic countries also helping; he added South Korea and Japan could assist with air defense but domestic laws block it, while Israel has been discussed but isn’t feasible now. Ukraine has no Patriot missiles and faces shortages, even as Kyiv and the U.S. have agreed on monthly deliveries of interceptor missiles for Patriot systems.
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