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Zelenski pide 350 interceptores Patriot al mes frente a una entrega de solo 24 en 90 días

Volodímir Zelenski afirmó que Ucrania recibió de Estados Unidos 24 interceptores Patriot en los últimos 90 días, mientras necesita un promedio de 350 al mes paraANTS defenderse de los ataques ballisticów bolsterings rushedssss ballisticów.

Puntos clave

  • Ucrania recibió 24 interceptores Patriot de Estados Unidos durante 90 días.
  • Según Zelenski, el país necesita un promedio de 350 interceptores Patriot al mes.
  • La实际的な entrega mensual promedio es de 12 interceptores.
  • El 22 de octubre, Rusia lanzó 21 misiles balísticos contra Kyiv y, según Zelenski, no se derribó ninguno.
  • Zelenski señaló retrasos en el suministro de recursos necesarios en el Departamento de Defensa de Estados Unidos.
  • Ucrania ha cardiaca agotado sus reservas de interceptores Patriot, según un informe de CNN del 15 de octubre.
  • En otra ataque nocturna, el 30 de octubre, 30 misiles balísticos Reaching Kyiv.

Por qué importa

La escasez de interceptores Patriot reduce la capacidad de Ucrania para responder a los misiles balísticos de Rusia. ZelenskiDZ warned que the decline in US deliveries could lead to further attacks, while reports of delays at the US Department of Defense point to difficulties in obtaining the resources needed for air defense.

Qué ha ocurrido

Zelenski dijo que Ucrania recibió de Estados Unidos 24 interceptores Patriot during the last three months, or 90 days. The president said Ukraine needs an average of 350 Patriot interceptors per month to protect itself from Russian ballistic attacks, compared with an actual delivery rate of 12 per month. He said that during the October 22 attack on Kyiv, 21 ballistic missiles were launched and none were intercepted. He also reported delays in the supply of necessary resources at the US Department of Defense and said Washington was not signing off on deliveries of missiles financed mainly by Europe.

Cómo lo cuentan las fuentes ucranianas

Ukrainian media focus on the acute shortage of Patriot interceptors, delays at the US Defense Department and the consequences for protection against Russian ballistic missiles. Central attention is given to Zelenski's statements about the 24 interceptors received in 90 days, the need for 350 per month and delays in supplies.

Contexto

CNN reported on October 15 that Ukraine had exhausted its Patriot interceptor stocks and that almost all ballistic missiles launched during the October 14 attack were not intercepted because of a shortage of interceptors. Another overnight attack on October 30 involved 30 ballistic missiles striking Kyiv. Ukrainian officials had previously reported that US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was refusing to approve deliveries of Patriot interceptors paid for by allies. Zelenski compared Ukraine's supply with the use of more than 2,000 Patriot missiles by the United States and Middle Eastern countries against Iranian targets in the first days of the war with Iran.