The United States and several European member states of the G7 plan to produce long-range missiles and air defense systems within Ukrainian territory under license. Informed diplomatic sources revealed this intention on the sidelines of the group's summit held in
Evian, France, on Wednesday. The sources clarified that the agreement encompasses the manufacturing of not only air defense systems but also deep strike capabilities, referring to long-range missiles. This decision follows the commitment by leaders of the G7 nations (Germany,
Canada, the United States, France, Italy, Japan, and the United Kingdom) to intensify pressure on Russia's war economy. They also agreed to bolster Ukraine's supply of advanced air defense capabilities, additional interceptor systems, and long-range missiles.
