Such a statement was made in Poland after the massive Russian missile attack on Ukraine.

Polish Defense Minister Mariusz Blaszczak offered Germany to hand over batteries of the universal Patriot air defense system promised to his country to Ukraine.

As the Polish minister noted on Twitter, the transfer of the complexes will help protect Ukraine from further casualties and blackouts as a result of Russian shelling.

“After the latest Russian missile attacks, I appealed to Germany to transfer the Patriot batteries offered by Poland to Ukraine and deploy them on the western border. This will protect Ukraine from further casualties and blackouts and increase security on our eastern border,” Blaszczak emphasized.

Missile attack on Ukraine on November 23

On November 23, the Russian strategic aviation launched dozens of missiles in Ukraine. The air defense system went into effect in several areas at once.

Kyiv came under attack. As the mayor of the capital, Vitalii Klitschko, said, the attack claimed the lives of three people. More than a dozen were injured.

As later noted in the Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Russia launched about 70 Kh-101/Kh-555 Kalibr cruise missiles over the territory of Ukraine. 51 missiles were shot down.

Due to the missile attack, the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, initiated an urgent convening of the UN Security Council.