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Countries that are already actively working with Ukraine to develop a European anti-ballistic missile defense system include France, Norway, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Italy, and others. “We’re really pushing Europe as much as we can to develop its own anti-ballistic missile defense systems. Europe needs its own systems and missiles...

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Today I have discussed with the Minister of Defense our preparations for the upcoming Ramstein meeting, which is scheduled for Friday. Our top priority is air defense – above all, missile defense against ballistic threats. Ukraine needs at the very least ten systems that are sufficiently effective against Russian ballistic missiles, and this is where Patriots are second to none. We have repeatedly raised this issue with the American side and with everyone in Europe who is in a position to help. We are counting on decisions. Just today, there were several air raid alerts across the country due to ballistic missiles threat. In parts of Ukraine, people are virtually living under the constant threat of such attacks. Right now, the world lacks not the systems themselves – but only the political decisions needed to protect lives. The systems do exist. There are even enough Patriots in the world to guarantee protection from Russian terror once and for all. But this requires a political decision – a decision by our partners. The second priority at Ramstein is ensuring continued support throughout this year. Stability and predictability of aid are the things that disappoint the aggressor and actually incite toward diplomacy. We need to eliminate Putin’s temptation — his hope that support for Ukraine will vanish. It won’t. The support will continue. We need that signal, and we need a steady supply of defense assistance.

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🇺🇦 Denis Shtilerman, chief designer and founder of the Ukrainian company Fire Point, a manufacturer of kamikaze drones and cruise missiles: 📌 “I want to tell you what stage the anti-ballistic shield is really at — so you don’t have to read distorted narratives from certain media outlets about it.” 📌 “The missile, as a missile, is ready. From an aerodynamic point of view, it fully executes all control commands, and does so strictly and aggressively — exactly as needed to shoot down ballistic targets. We have done this, but this is only one element of the system. To actually shoot down ballistic targets, the missile still needs to be integrated with a homing head, a command center, and radars.” 📌 “So let’s be as clear as possible. We will be able to shoot down ballistic missiles when we have the full complex: a leading European company’s homing head, integration with C2 (command and control) centers, a secure channel for transmitting target designation and correction commands (datalink) that is resistant to any electronic warfare suppression, and integrated radars. We are already working on each of these components together with our European partners.” Denis Shtilerman provides a realistic and transparent update on Ukraine’s anti-ballistic missile program. While the missile itself is ready, full operational capability against ballistic threats requires complete integration with advanced Western components. This statement highlights both Ukraine’s progress and the importance of international technological cooperation in building a layered air and missile defense system.

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