I held a coordination call with the military, government officials, and all the heads of the services working to protect our infrastructure. First, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Defense, and the Office team will conduct an immediate review of the agreements reached with our partners on providing F-16s with the necessary ammunition. The same applies to the supply of air defense missiles – country by country, agreement by agreement, and package by package – with an updated schedule of deliveries for Ukraine to be presented by tomorrow. It is important that we have additional missiles in October. As of today, some of our agreements already approved by national leaders have still not been implemented at the command level. I am grateful to Germany, Norway, Finland, and all our other partners who are ready to work as quickly as possible. I spoke with leaders yesterday and today – it is important to get the teams moving faster.
Second, for every one of our regions and key cities, we are tracking the implementation of resilience plans on a weekly basis. Some communities are falling behind, and the military command, together with government officials, must prepare additional measures to make the work safer.
Third, we have adjusted the system for responding to Russia’s terrorist campaign against Kyiv’s critical infrastructure. All protective measures must be fully implemented, and we have identified the necessary redistribution of resources. It is important that the local authorities in Kyiv be ready to make swift decisions to support people. I expect a report from the Prime Minister of Ukraine and the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the steps identified today. Glory to Ukraine!
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