Warsaw, Oct. 21 -- Poland does not have enough Patriot air defence interceptors to supply Ukraine and is urging other NATO members with available stocks to help Kyiv, Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski has said.
In an interview with the Polish Press Agency published on Monday, Sikorski warned that Western air defence stocks were under growing pressure following the US-Israeli bombing campaign against Iran.
"Following the attacks on Iran, the shortage of interceptor missiles has indeed increased, and Russia is producing more missiles than we have interceptors to neutralise them. This is a real problem," he said.
"There are NATO countries that still have such resources to contribute, but Poland is not one of them," Sikorski added, saying W...