US ambassador to NATO believes agreement on joint production of interceptors for Patriot systems is unlikely before winter

Matthew Whitaker. Photo: Getty Images

US Ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker has said that talks on the joint production of interceptors for Patriot air defence systems with Ukraine and European partners are ongoing, but that an agreement is unlikely to be concluded before this winter.

Source: Whitaker on Fox News, as reported by European Pravda

Details: Whitaker said Washington is exploring opportunities to jointly produce interceptors for Patriot air defence systems with Ukraine and its European partners in order to expand the defence industrial base.

US ambassador to NATO believes agreement on joint production of interceptors for Patriot systems is unlikely before winter

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