This was reported by The Telegraph , according to Ukrinform. The newspaper notes that Spain and Greece have some of the largest stocks of interceptor missiles in Europe, which Ukraine urgently needs to defend against Russian attacks ahead of winter. President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that Ukraine needs between 300 and 360 such missiles to repel Russian attacks over the winter. NATO and EU officials are trying to persuade Athens and Madrid to transfer Patriot PAC-2 missiles to Kyiv whose shelf life is nearing its end. According to available data, Greece has at least 200 PAC-2 missiles, whose estimated 23-year shelf life is due to expire soon.
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