US Signals Readiness to Approve Patriot Missile Delivery to Ukraine via Germany
The State Department indicated approval for transferring ten missiles to Ukraine through Germany, citing Ukrainian air defense needs.

The U.S. State Department stated it is prepared to approve the delivery of ten Patriot missiles to Ukraine from German stocks, according to TASS. The department said Ukraine seeks the systems to strengthen air defenses against Russian attacks and that Ukraine already possesses compatible munitions.
The reported approval would require coordination with Germany, which holds the missiles in question. The move reflects ongoing Western military support for Ukraine's defense capabilities amid the conflict with Russia.
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