US in talks to send Israel's Patriot systems to Ukraine
The US, Israel, and Ukraine consider transferring Patriot air defense systems to Ukraine from Israel via the US. This move could impact Israel's ties with Russia and enhance Ukraine's defense.
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The US, Israel, and Ukraine are in discussions to potentially transfer up to eight Patriot air defense systems to Ukraine, significantly enhancing its ability to counter Russian air strikes. The deal, if finalized, would involve the Patriot systems being sent from Israel to the US before reaching Ukraine. This move could mark a shift in Israel's relations with Moscow. Israel had announced plans to retire its older Patriot batteries and replace them with more advanced systems. The transfer of these systems could greatly boost Ukraine's defensive capabilities amid ongoing conflict with Russia. While discussions are ongoing, the potential transfer highlights the complex geopolitical dynamics at play, with considerations around Israel's relationship with Russia and the strategic importance of supporting Ukraine's defense. The move could provide Ukraine with critical air defense capabilities, particularly against Russian military aircraft, and potentially contribute to the ongoing conflict in the region.
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2 commentsGood thing there's no hot war going on between China and the West. Oh, wait, didn't some General say the two countries would be at war next year? (That's only a few months away, you know.)
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