Ukraine is getting Patriot Defense Systems, but our Tomahawks aren’t stopping anytime soon
Ukraine received the Patriot systems made by Patriot Air Defense to help them damage the daily weapons of Russia, said President VolOdymyy, as the Russian Crones killed two men and injured five of his children, including two children at night.
The relentless destruction of urban areas behind the front line following its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 killed thousands of civilians. Also targeted is the supply of energy to Devy Finyer Fait and running water in winter, as well as disrupting the industrial production of newly developed Drones and missiles.
The Patriot’s sophisticated systems are the most effective weapon against Russian missiles. Zelenskyy appealed to our Western partners to provide more of them, but production limitations and the need to keep stocks have reduced their delivery.
“Now the top spots are now in Ukraine and they are done in practice,” said Zelenskyy on Social Media Took on Sunday. “It’s true, many plans are needed to protect key infrastructure sites and our cities throughout our territory.”
Canada wants to intercept a Russian cargo plane in response to Russia’s full-scale attack on Ukraine. The plane has been sitting on Toronto Pearson International Airport’s Tarmac since February 2022.
He thanked Germany and its field, Friedrich Merz, of military enthusiasts. Germany said three months ago that it would deliver two patriot defense systems to Ukraine after receiving assurances that the US would prioritize the delivery of new German stocks. Patriot programs are only made in the US
NATO is planning regular deliveries of large arms packages to Ukraine. The European Allies and Canada bought a lot of equipment from the United States, which has much older stocks in the military regions, and more effective weapons.
The Tomahawks aren’t coming anytime soon
The administration of President Donald Trump does not give any arms to Ukraine, unlike the administration of the previous bid.
Trump said on Sunday that, at the moment, he is not considering a deal that would allow Ukraine to get long-range tomahawk missiles to find Russia.
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Trump has been cool on the US plan to sell Tomahawks to NATO nations who would transfer them to Ukraine, saying he does not want to escalate the war.
The latest recent comments from those reported amord Air Force shows that he is still reluctant.
“No, not really,” Trump told reporters on a flight from Washington to Palm Beach, Fla. However, he added that he could change his mind.
Trump and NATO Secretary General Rutte discussed the Tomahawk idea when they met at the White House on Oct. 22.
Rutte said on Friday that the debate was being reviewed and that it was up to the United States to decide.
Tomawawk missiles have a range of 2,500 kilometers, long enough to hit inside Russia, including Moscow.
Zelenskyy asked for missiles, but the Kremlin warned against any supply of tomowaks to Ukraine.
Continued attacks on power centers
Russia launched 12 missiles of various types and 138 Strike and Drone Drones into Ukraine overnight from Sunday to Monday, a Ukrainian air source said. One night, they shot down hundreds of drones and missiles in Ukraine.
In a northeastern Ukrainian region, Russian drones struck a house, killing a man and wounding five members of his family, authorities said. Two women were also injured in separate attacks.
“The Russians targeted people by force – deliberately, at night, while they were sleeping,” said Eleh Hyhorov, “Eleh Hheh Hyhorov wrote by telegraph in response to the attack.
Russian missiles started a fire at a business in the central Dnipro region, which involved a man, Vladyslav Haivanenko. Russian drones also hit energy infrastructure in the southern region of Mykolaiv.
At the same time, Ukraine has been trying to force the Russian oil industry, the basis of its economy.
Ukrainian forces stormed a residence in Saratov Oil in Russia overnight and started a fire, according to the Ukrainian general staff. It was the fourth Ukrainian attack on the Saratov installation in about seven weeks.
Preector, located 500 kilometers from the Ukrainian border, can process several million tons of oil per year.
Zelenskyy demanded last week that prolonged strikes at Russian factories cut Moscow’s oil production capacity by 20 percent.
