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Germany Exhausts Patriot Stocks for Ukraine, More Transfers Impossible

German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius says Germany has exhausted its transferable Patriot missile stocks and cannot send more to Ukraine without creating gaps in its own defense.

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German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius stated in a November 7 interview with Berliner Morgenpost that Germany has exhausted its stockpiles of Patriot missiles it can transfer to Ukraine, according to Focus Online reporting cited by Мілітарний. Pistorius said Germany has already supplied Ukraine with several Patriot air defense systems and a significant number of interceptor missiles. Further deliveries are currently impossible because Berlin cannot quickly replenish its stocks of the weapons it has transferred. "Anything we transfer now cannot be replaced in the near future. This would create gaps in our own defense capabilities that we cannot afford," Pistorius explained.

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Why can't Germany send more Patriot missiles to Ukraine?

Germany has exhausted its transferable stockpiles and cannot quickly replenish them; further transfers would create gaps in Germany's own defense capabilities, according to Defense Minister Boris Pistorius.

What has Germany already sent to Ukraine?

Germany has already supplied Ukraine with several Patriot air defense systems and a significant number of interceptor missiles, according to Pistorius.

When did Pistorius make these statements?

Pistorius made the statements in an interview with Berliner Morgenpost on November 7, 2026, as reported by Focus Online and cited by Мілітарний on November 8.

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