NATO's top military commander and US Air Force general Alexus Grinkevich said that the US continues to supply “Patriot” anti-aircraft missiles and related weapons and equipment to Ukraine. These materials are being purchased at the expense of NATO's European allies. “All of the equipment has been delivered; in fact, we just completed a batch of deliveries last week,” Glinkevich said on Friday. I will not disclose the number or model of the missiles, but related deliveries have continued.” Glinkevich pointed out that under the “Ukrainian Priority Needs List” framework, none of the equipment purchased at the expense of European allies has been delayed. “The US government has approved all third party arms transfers that have submitted applications,” Glinkevich said. He also said, “We are continuing to develop procurement content for future PURL plans and are putting a lot of work into this.”

NATO's top military commander and US Air Force general Alexus Grinkevich said that the US continues to supply “Patriot” anti-aircraft missiles and related weapons and equipment to Ukraine. These materials are being purchased at the expense of NATO's European allies. “All of the equipment has been delivered; in fact, we just completed a batch of deliveries last week,” Glinkevich said on Friday. I will not disclose the number or model of the missiles, but related deliveries have continued.” Glinkevich pointed out that under the “Ukrainian Priority Needs List” framework, none of the equipment purchased at the expense of European allies has been delayed. “The US government has approved all third party arms transfers that have submitted applications,” Glinkevich said. He also said, “We are continuing to develop procurement content for future PURL plans and are putting a lot of work into this.”