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Kyiv Proposes Missile-Swap Deal With Berlin for More Patriots

Ukraine has proposed a deal with Germany to receive Patriot missiles from Berlin's current stockpiles and replace them with future production. Germany is evaluating the request amid increased pressure from Russia's expanding ballistic missile capabilities and a global shortage of Patriot interceptors.

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