President Volodymyr Zelensky said the “anti-ballistic” system would top the agenda during his visit to Paris on Monday.Shortly after landing in Paris, Zelensky said he would present the plan to Kyiv’s allies and rally support from “leaders, national security advisors, and defense companies.”JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official.“The main priority is anti-ballistics. We will present our Anti-Ballistics Program to our partners and, for the first time, we will hold a meeting at the level of leaders, national security advisors, and defense companies of countries that can make concrete contributions to building a new anti-ballistic system,” Zelensky wrote in a Telegram update.Zelensky has amplified the project in recent months amid waves of deadly Russian strikes, also mentioning the initiative during last week’s NATO summit, when the US signaled its intention to grant Kyiv a license to manufacture Patriot air defense missiles.The Ukrainian leader likely referred to the “Freya” system, Kyiv’s domestic project to potentially replace the US Patriot system due to the latter’s scarcity despite its effectiveness.However, little is known about the project at present.The Freya, developed by Ukrainian arms maker Fire Point, is a joint effort between France, Germany, Norway, and Ukraine. The company’s CEO said in May that it expects “the first interceptions by the end of the year.”The CEO added that Freya is financed by participating companies, while intergovernmental agreements provide mechanisms for sharing technologies between countries.