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European interceptor missiles warehoused by allied governments represent what Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky now frames as a straightforward waste. He argued that those systems should not remain in storage.
His position is a direct challenge to European partners: the capacity exists, and keeping it separated from the need is itself a strategic decision. The logic Zelensky advanced is operational.
Interceptor missiles parked in European facilities are providing no interception.
His argument treats the current storage arrangement as a choice, one that European governments continue to make even as he calls for a different one. The counterargument is embedded in the status quo.
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