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Ukraine says it’s buying 100 Patriot missiles using $1 billion in EU loans

DNyuz

July 3, 2026

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Ukraine says it’s buying 100 Patriot missiles using $1 billion in EU loans

A Patriot missile launcher of the German Armed Forces stands at an airport. Michael Fischer/picture alliance via Getty Images Ukraine says it’s getting a 1 billion loan from the EU to buy 100 Patriot missiles. It’s been desperately trying to procure more interceptors to counter Russia’s growing missile strikes. Roughly 800 to 850 Patriot missiles []

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