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Ukrainian Expert Dismisses Trump Pledge On Patriot Missile License As Empty PR
Ukrainian Expert Dismisses Trump Pledge On Patriot Missile License As Empty PR
President Trump's declaration from the NATO summit in Turkey this week saying that he'll give Ukraine a license to produce Patriot defense systems has been met with a lot of skepticism, both among Ukrainians and internationally.
"We’ll give them the right to make Patriots. We’ll show them how to do it," Trump had said. "I think they can produce them pretty quickly."
via Associated Press
Zelensky seized on the opening, telling reports on Thursday, "America has recognized Ukraine as a country...
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