US Greenlights Germany’s Transfer of Patriot Missiles to Ukraine Amid Strategic Ambiguity
Germany plans to send US-made Patriot missile systems to Ukraine with Washington’s general approval—but the lack of clear replacement logistics reveals risky political maneuvering that leaves American interests exposed.
In a revealing display of transatlantic coordination—or perhaps confusion—German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced that the United States has given “general approval” for Washington to supply Germany with Patriot missile systems. These are the very systems Germany intends to transfer to Ukrainian forces battling Russian bombardments. At first glance, this appears as a strategic move in support of Ukrainian sovereignty against Russian aggression, aligning with America’s broader commitment to defending freedom abroad. But unpacking the details exposes troubling questions about priorities and preparedness on both sides of the Atlantic. Why Are We Leaving Our Allies’ Air Defenses Hanging? Merz explained that...
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