Somewhere in Riga...
Posted on 01/11/2024 10:43:57 AM PST by ChicagoConservative27
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has arrived in Latvia, the final stop on his Baltic mini-tour as he attempts to drum up further support and particularly more missiles for his nation’s taxed air defence system.
Ukraine has proven stopping Russia is possible, but it “badly” needs modern air defence systems, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said as he tours European nations again, seeking more arms for his defensive war against Russia. His visits to the first two tour stops Lithuania and Estonia were fruitful, with new support packages announced, and he arrived in Latvia, the final stop, on Thursday afternoon.
As ever, requesting more air defence missiles was a major focus of Zelensky’s trip. He said on Wednesday while in Lithuania that while “we have proven that Russia can be stopped, that deterrence is possible”, the country still lacks “modern air defence systems badly… [they are] what we need the most.” Nevertheless, Zelensky acknowledged there were already shortages and producing more advanced missiles in a hurry isn’t something Western defence contractors were necessarily geared up for.
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His friends all drive Porches.
He should. The Baltics don’t have the resources of Boardwalk and Park Place but they have more at stake. Germany will fight to the last Pole.
Will nobody kick the beggar’s bowl out of this totalitarian reprobate’s dirty hands?
Somewhere in Riga...
Russians have largely destroyed hoho AD capabilities; that’s why the little pig is oinking so hard for that stuff...
All Zelenskyy has done during this conflict is spend time, and money on his Begging Tour.
Make your own weapons with your own Ukraine Money Zelensky.
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