Zelenskiy says the Ukraine is looking for weapons for long distance with us

Ukraine is ready to secure additional transactions with the US on weapons deliveries, including weapons at long distance, in addition to an existing $ 90 billion agreement, according to President Volodymyr Zelenskiy. Zelenskiy said he could not share more details as he spoke to reporters in Kyiv on Saturday. Ukraine currently relies on its own long-distance air capacity to achieve drones-to-reach military and energy goals, often deep within the Russian area. A Ukrainian delegation will hold technical meetings in the US at the end of this month or early October for the practical implementation of the arms purchase agreement, Zelenskiy said. The broad contours were agreed with US President Donald Trump during a meeting on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, he added. Technical teams from Kyiv and Washington will also start working on the purchase of Ukrainian drones by the US, Zelenskiy said. Separately, in October, Prime Minister Yulia SvyRydryghen will meet with officials in the US on potential US projects in Ukraine as part of the joint investment fund that agreed in the spring. Zelenskiy also said Ukraine talks to partner countries about the part of methods. It was developed to counteract drone swarms that have been a feature of Russia’s invasion since 2022. “We will send a consultation group to some countries on how to counter such steps. Some countries will send representatives to Ukraine to learn,” Zelenskiy said. Ukraine received an American -made Patriot Air Defense System from Israel a month ago, Zelenskiy said. He expects to receive two more systems in the fall, he added without specifying where the equipment would come from. Zelenskiy, who addressed the recent transgressions of the border countries by Russian drones, said that on September 10, 92 URs were heading to Poland. Ukraine intercepted most of them, with 19 reaching East Police. Separately, a Hungarian drone was seen in Ukraine this week, according to Zelenskiy, who denied the Hungary’s Army. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha posted a map on the X Social Media website on Saturday, which he said showed the route, followed by Friday’s alleged drone flight. “We are still waiting for Hungary to explain,” Sybiha said. © 2025 Bloomberg MP This article was generated from an automatic news agency feed without edits to text.