
Zelensky Frames Ballistic Missiles as Moscow's Last Card, Urges Long-Term Western Backing
Zelensky called Russia's ballistic missiles its final argument and urged stronger air defenses and lasting financial guarantees from partners, praising the PURL program and joint weapons production while signaling ongoing talks with NATO and the G7 to speed support; he warned Moscow could launch around 120 missiles per month, emphasized Ukraine's expanding domestic arms output, and stressed Western backing as key to pressuring Russia toward diplomacy.


