We are talking about PAC-2 missiles, which is worse than the PAC-3, which has been previously delivered to Ukraine. However, after the Russian Federation modern its missiles, even the PAC-3 does not always interfere with ballistic.
The United States allowed Germany to reap the materials in Ukraine for the Patriot Air Defense System. However, PAC-2 missiles, which can now be moved to Berlin at KYIV, are less effective in effectively in the more modern PAC-3. Regarding this on Monday, May 26, the Washington Post reported that there was a reference to the European diplomat, who spoke in terms of anonymous.
The publication interlocutor noted that these missiles are worse than ballistics interception. And a Senior Ukrainian intellectual representative said the Russian ballistic missile of the average Oreshnik radius could not interfere with even PAC-3.
“Although Ukraine can use its own domestic air defense equipment and European assistance to combat drones and cruise missiles, it still needs patriot missiles and a system for stealing ballistic missiles,” the official said.
According to the publication, Ukrainian officials believe that the Trump administration is willing to sell many missiles in the country for Patriot, and not send them as aid, as did the previous administration. An old Ukraine official said Washington would block the sale of future air defense systems in Ukraine, but it was understood that the White House “would not give them free.”
Meanwhile, recently, in Ukraine’s wind forces, they said Russia has modernized its ballistic missiles, which is a complex work for Patriot systems. Patriot systems can now work poorly.
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Source: korrespondent
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