— NATO and EU countries are pressing Spain and Greece to provide Ukraine with Patriot interceptor missiles as Kyiv struggles against intensifying Russian air attacks, Bloomberg reports.The requests were made over the summer and could involve Norway purchasing the interceptors from the two countries before transferring them to Ukraine. The issue is expected to be discussed when EU defense and foreign ministers meet in Dublin this week.
Spain and Greece maintain relatively large Patriot stocks, including missiles approaching the end of their shelf life. Greece, however, has resisted transfers, citing its own security requirements.
