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    Germany to deliver two Patriot systems to Ukraine in deal with US

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    Posted on August 1, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Germany will provide two Patriot systems to Ukraine under a deal with the US, enhancing Ukraine's defense capabilities.

    Table of Contents

    • Germany's Military Support to Ukraine
    • Details of the Patriot Systems Delivery
    • Statements from German Officials

    Germany to deliver two Patriot systems to Ukraine in deal with US

    Germany's Military Support to Ukraine

    BERLIN (Reuters) -Germany said on Friday that it will deliver two Patriot systems to Ukraine after reaching an agreement with the U.S. that Berlin will be first in line to receive the latest systems in return.

    Details of the Patriot Systems Delivery

    Thanks to the U.S. commitment, "Germany can initially support Ukraine with launchers and then with additional Patriot system components," said German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius in a statement.

    Statements from German Officials

    (Writing by Miranda Murray, editing by Rachel More)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Germany will deliver two Patriot systems to Ukraine.
    • •The agreement was made in collaboration with the US.
    • •Germany will receive the latest systems from the US.
    • •German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius announced the deal.
    • •The delivery aims to support Ukraine's defense needs.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Germany to deliver two Patriot systems to Ukraine in deal with US

    1What is a Patriot system?

    The Patriot system is a surface-to-air missile system designed to intercept and destroy incoming threats such as missiles and aircraft. It is widely used by various countries for air defense.

    2What is military support?

    Military support refers to assistance provided by one country to another, which may include the provision of equipment, training, or logistical support to enhance the recipient's defense capabilities.

    3What is defense technology?

    Defense technology encompasses the tools, systems, and processes developed for military purposes, including weapons systems, surveillance equipment, and communication technologies aimed at enhancing national security.

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