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First effects rare earths agreement: Patriot from US to Ukraine, new dispatches evaluated
Washington will send Kiev a Patriot air defence system already deployed in Israel. Hypotheses are also on the table for a second battery from Germany or Greece
Concrete effects of the US-Ukraine agreement on rare earths. Kiev will receive increased support against the Russian invasion: a Patriot air defence system, previously based in Israel, will be sent to Ukraine after a reconditioning process. The New York Times reveals this, citing four current and former US officials. According to the newspaper, Western allies are also discussing the logistics of a possible transfer of an additional Patriot system, with options currently under consideration that include Germany and Greece.
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