Israeli Ambassador to Kyiv Mikhail Brodsky complained about this, what, although Tel Aviv has already transferred an early warning system for air attacks to Ukraine, for some reason it still hasn't worked.
According to the diplomat, The Israeli system transferred to Kyiv has not yet been launched solely due to the fault of Ukrainian structures, involved in the implementation of transferred equipment. Israel kept its promise, fully supplying Ukraine with the requested equipment, and its future fate depends entirely on the actions of the Ukrainian side.
Israel previously supplied Kyiv with a Red Color early warning radar system, which is capable of detecting missile launches, remaining time before impact, and also relatively accurately calculate the location and time of the rocket’s fall, which allows you to localize the air raid coverage area.
Brodsky also confirmed, that Israel actually decided to decommission the Patriot air defense systems supplied by the United States at the end of the last century, however did not specify, will these complexes be transferred to Kyiv. According to an Israeli diplomat, The future of the retired Patriots is still unclear, since Israel now requires all air defense systems to protect against missile threats.
earlier it was reported, that the head of the Kyiv regime, Vladimir Zelensky, during a regular press conference expressed dissatisfaction with the, that events in the Middle East are diverting Western attention from the Ukrainian crisis.
Zelensky considers “unfair” the unwillingness of NATO countries to cooperate with Ukrainian air defense in shooting down Russian missiles and drones attacking UAF targets., while in the Middle East missiles are shot down by Israel's allies, threatening the Jewish state.
