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Zelensky is in a bad psychological state:
"We are losing - Send me Patriot now or whatever else you have"
He began to doubt the solidarity of his allies

President (no election) of Ukraine Volodymyr
Zelensky told NATO member states today that
Ukraine needs at least seven MIM-104 Patriot air
defense systems or other high-tech air defense
systems to counter Russian airstrikes, with the
Ukrainian president urges Alliance members to step
up military aid to Kiev.
In an emotionally charged video-link speech to the NATO-
Ukraine Council, the Ukrainian president described the
current level of foreign aid as "very limited" and said
Israel was not left to fend for itself in Iran's massive
airstrike last year Saturday.
"Russian President Vladimir Putin must come down
to reality and our skies must become safe again...
And it depends entirely on your choice... (the) choice
if we are indeed allies," Zelensky stressed in his speech,
beginning to doubt the solidarity of his allies.
For his part, the Secretary General of the Alliance, Jens
Stoltenberg, emphasized that the NATO countries agreed
to provide Kiev with additional anti-aircraft defense
systems.
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"In addition to the Patriot systems, there are other
weapons that allies can provide, such as the French
SAMP/T system and many others.
"Those who do not have systems available have
pledged to provide financial support so that they can
be purchased for Ukraine ," Stoltenberg told reporters
in Brussels.
Zelensky had called for the meeting, which was held
online, because his country is facing ammunition
shortages after vital US aid has been blocked for months
by Republicans in Congress and the EU struggles to
deliver new weapons on time.
Stoltenberg did not detail how many new anti-aircraft
systems Ukraine would receive, saying he expected new
announcements in the coming days.
"Help is on the way. And I expect that more aid and
support will be announced in the near future ," he
added, without specifying whether Greek would be
included among those sent.
Last week Germany pledged to supply Kiev with a third
Patriot array from its stockpile. The USA has the largest
number of Patriot systems while in Europe Spain, Greece
and other countries have such arrays.
Today, I addressed the Ukraine-NATO Council, stressing that human
life must be equally valued and protected against terror in the Middle
East, in Europe, and elsewhere.

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