#Patriot

Raytheon has signed a $3.7 billion contract to supply Ukraine with PAC-2 GEM-T Patriot interceptors in a package funded by Germany, reinforcing Kyiv’s push for sustained air-defense support.

Fire Point, known for Ukraine’s Flamingo cruise missile, says it is working with European companies on a new air defense system aimed at cutting the cost of intercepting ballistic threats.

Switzerland is openly weighing cancellation of its Patriot order after U.S. delivery delays, signaling how wartime reprioritization can spill into larger alliance and procurement disputes.

The Defense Department and Boeing have signed a framework agreement to triple production of PAC-3 missile seekers, targeting a key bottleneck in interceptor manufacturing.

Poland says its Patriot batteries will stay in place to protect national airspace and NATO’s eastern flank, despite reports that Washington informally asked about sending systems and interceptors to the Middle East.

The Dutch government says it plans to move quickly on a new Patriot air-defense order after warning that missing a March 31 deadline could push delivery back to 2033 and drive up costs.