乌克兰前国防部长米哈伊洛·费多罗夫近日在采访中坦言，在任职期间为乌克兰争取爱国者导弹和西方防空支持的过程中面临重大障碍。[1]费多罗夫回忆首次参加拉姆施泰因接触组会议的经历时指出，欧洲防空系统储备极为紧张，各国防空库存从最低的5至10枚导弹到最多50枚不等。[1]经过各方协调，乌克兰最初仅能集结20枚导弹，随后德国又增加了5枚。[1]
费多罗夫强调，俄罗斯弹道导弹的每周和每月打击速率已超过美国的生产能力，这成为制约乌克兰防空系统补充的关键瓶颈。[1]为缓解这一困境，乌克兰已与德国签订合同，采购数百枚PAC-2导弹，这些导弹将于明年到达。[1]费多罗夫于7月16日辞去国防部长职务。[1]
Mykhailo Fedorov, Ukraine's former defense minister, disclosed in an interview the significant obstacles he encountered while attempting to procure Patriot missiles and strengthen Western air defense support for his country.[1] Speaking about his initial attendance at a Ramstein Contact Group meeting, Fedorov recalled that European air defense stockpiles were critically limited, with individual nations possessing anywhere from just 5 or 10 missiles to at most 50 per country.[1] The coalition managed to assemble only 20 missiles in total initially, with Germany subsequently contributing an additional five.[1]
According to Fedorov, a fundamental constraint on Ukrainian air defense capabilities stems from the asymmetry between Russian strike capacity and American production rates.[1] Russia's weekly and monthly ballistic missile attack rates have consistently outpaced U.S. production capacity, creating a persistent supply bottleneck.[1] To address this shortage, Ukraine negotiated a contract with Germany for hundreds of PAC-2 missiles scheduled for delivery in the following year.[1] Fedorov's tenure as defense minister ended on July 16,[1] with his remarks shared publicly through a YouTube interview released on the evening of July 6.[1]