Overview
- Zelenskyy said partners signaled readiness in Munich and Berlin-format talks to finalize maximum support packages by 24 February, with a focus on a record energy aid deal.
- He reported that interceptor missiles arrived from partners just days before the 11–12 February strike and were used to counter 24 ballistic missiles and 219 drones, a point he underscored with a visualization shown at the Munich Security Conference.
- The president credited Europe’s PURL mechanism for most ballistic-missile interceptors and publicly thanked Germany, Norway, and the Netherlands for leadership on air-defense systems.
- In bilateral meetings, he discussed advancing PURL and energy aid with Norway, air-defense reinforcement and joint production with the Netherlands, and German contributions including PURL funding, energy support, and a new Ukrainian‑German drone venture.
- Separate talks with Finland covered continued military support, coordination on diplomacy, and urgent implementation of the EU’s €90 billion financial package, while NATO disputed earlier claims of Patriot delays as allies arranged missile transfers from national stocks.