Ukraine had asked for 100 interceptors a month, and Zelensky says partners already have enough PAC-3 missiles in stock to hand over now while rebuilding their own supplies through new production later.

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Zelensky wants the missiles in hand by winter 2026 to 2027, when Ukraine expects to need stronger protection against Russian ballistic strikes, noting Russia hit "important" energy infrastructure targets more than 30 times in just the last two weeks of October alone.

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Ukraine wants 500 PAC-3 missiles for its Patriot systems to be delivered much sooner, with Zelensky pushing the U.S. to speed things up after the State Department approved the purchase but set delivery years out.

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The Pentagon is still reviewing whether to license Ukraine to produce the missiles itself, and this long-term purchase announcement risks overshadowing the more urgent need, getting Ukraine the interceptors it needs right now rather than years down the line.

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