Poland May Donate More Post-Soviet Missiles to Ukraine

(Bloomberg) -- Poland’s President Andrzej Duda has discussed donating more post-Soviet air defense missiles to Ukraine with President Volodymyr Zelenskiy as his country comes under intense aerial assault.

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The talks — during a meeting of leaders at Three Seas Summit meeting in Vilnius on Thursday — come as a sweeping Russian missile attack destroyed the largest power generating plant in the Kyiv region.

Vladimir Putin’s forces have exploited gaps in the war-battered nation’s air defense with Ukraine’s military stretched as the war heads into its third year with no end in sight.

Read more: US Frustration Mounts as Ukrainian Weapon Stocks Run Out

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