Zelensky announced plans to receive the Ukrainian-European Freya missile defense system this winter, test its capabilities and establish large-scale production.
"We need Freya, and we're talking not only about getting Freya this winter and testing how this anti-ballistic system will work, but also about its capabilities, as well as how to increase production as a whole," he said during a call with reporters.
According to Zelensky, a special office with the participation of representatives from Denmark, Norway and Ukraine will work to implement the project.
They will contact companies from eight to ten countries, discuss shipping terms and look for discounts.
Zelensky noted that the timing of the project depends, among other things, on the availability of the heads of the households and the radar systems.
"All these countries have very large and powerful companies. These companies are part of the anti-ballistic missile coalition, or the Freya coalition," he added.