Ukraine will receive Stinger anti-aircraft missiles from Lithuania in the coming days, Lithuanian Prime Minister Ingrida Simonite said today during a visit to Kiev.
Ukraine has received consignments of military aid from NATO allies in recent weeks to bolster its defenses following the gathering by Russia of more than 100,000 troops near the Ukrainian border.
“We are increasing the number of military trainers in the country and providing Ukraine with additional weapons and equipment,” Simonite said.
“Stinger anti-aircraft missiles from Lithuania will arrive in Ukraine in the coming days. I sincerely hope and hope that Ukraine will never have to use them,” the Lithuanian prime minister added.
Source: AMPE
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