NATO fears that Donald Trump will delay the transfer of Patriot missiles to Ukraine after the US mid-term elections, writes Euronews with reference to sources. Some analysts say Trump may use military aid as leverage to pressure Ukraine into making concessions. The United States' NATO allies are not sure when Ukraine will be able to obtain the interceptors. Also, according to the interlocutors of journalists, Trump's delay in transferring interceptor missiles for Patriot should prove to voters that he is taking steps to curb the rise in energy prices, sources believe. According to former US ambassador to NATO Kurt Volker, the delay in delivering the missiles to the Patriot may be related to US needs in the war against Iran. He noted that European countries have already purchased missiles, but they have not yet been delivered to Ukraine, and the Pentagon has not explained the reasons for the delay.