The special envoy of the US President to Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, in July delivered a direct order from Donald Trump to Defense Minister Pete Hegseth to restore the supply of interceptor missiles for Patriot systems to Ukraine. He also added a categorical demand: 'if he doesn't believe him, he should call Donald Trump himself.'
After speaking with the Polish minister, Kellogg immediately contacted Trump. The president gave a clear order to the Pentagon to 'unfreeze' part of the Pac-3 missiles for the Patriot systems. The Pentagon needed at least four days to organize the transport of the first batch of missiles to Ukraine. Trump publicly announced a plan to send 17 'Patriot' units to Ukraine, without specifying exactly what type of missiles would be sent.
American President Donald Trump ordered the restoration of interceptor missile supplies for Patriot systems to Ukraine, reacting to the situation in the region and reaffirming his support for Ukraine in the context of foreign policy challenges. Trump's decision contributes to strengthening Ukraine's defense capabilities amid the worsening security situation in the country.