The countries of NATO, USA, as well as Ukraine form a new mechanism aimed at the supply of priority weapons.
The United States and NATO are talking about a new approach to supply of weapons in Ukraine (Purl). It is based on the payment of American weapons through the ways of European members of the Alliance. It was written by the Reuters News Agency with a reference to three knowledgeable resources.
Ukraine will determine the types of weapons priority needed for it through the branches of nearly $ 500 million, and NATO allies fixed by general secretary Mark Rutte, then agree with each other who will provide or pay for the goods from the list.
NATO ALLIES plans to provide Ukraine weapons for $ 10 billion, an European official said anonymously.
“This is the starting point, and this is the ambitious goal we are trying to. Now we are moving in this direction. We support this ambition. We need that volume,” said the agency’s resource.
The American Interlocutor says the mechanism under the discussion gives you to actually prevent long -term methods for selling weapons to us to re -own reserve.
At the same time, the NATO country must pay in advance to the United States for accelerated reserves replenishment.
The technical details of such a payment – in particular, the US transfer mechanism – funds – are still discussed.
Earlier, US president Donald Trump said 17 patriots were ready in Ukraine. They, according to him, will come for a few days. However, the US president did not specify if it was about the whole batteries/systems, individual launchers or missiles.
Trump later announced that the first Patriot systems had begun to send Europe’s allies to completely cover American side costs with these weapons.
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