EU approves €6.1 billion aid package allowing Ukraine to buy Patriot missiles
The European Commission has authorized a new financial assistance package for Ukraine, which includes a crucial exception permitting the use of funds to purchase non-EU-made Patriot air defense systems. This decision supports Kyiv's efforts to bolster its air defense capabilities amid ongoing Russian attacks.
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