According to the report of the website of the German "South Deutsche Post" on the 11th, the German Federal Defense Force has begun to prepare to provide the "Patriot" anti-aircraft missile system to Ukraine and Poland from the inventory of the German Air Force. According to the news, the Bundeswehr plans to send three "Patriot" air defense squadrons to Poland on the east wing of NATO and deliver a set of "Patriot" system to Ukraine. The "Patriot" operation training for Ukrainian army soldiers will also start in Germany in January. The Patriot air defense system can intercept fighter aircraft, cruise missiles, unmanned aerial vehicles or missiles at a greater distance. According to the report, the "Patriot" air defense system from Germany is part of the new weapons assistance project to Ukraine agreed by the two countries. The United States also wants to provide the Patriot air defense system directly to Ukraine. The Pentagon said that about 100 Ukrainian soldiers will begin training in the Patriot system at a military base in Oklahoma next week. The newly delivered weapons also include infantry combat vehicles, including 40 "Weasel" infantry combat vehicles from Germany. France hopes to provide armored reconnaissance vehicles for Kiev. According to previous information from the Polish Ministry of Defense, Germany's "Patriot" air defense system will be deployed in the southeast of the country. There is an important railway infrastructure in the small town of Zamoxic, which is crucial for the delivery of goods from NATO countries to Ukraine. (Outlook New Era)