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  1. A collection of geopolitical developments from January 1, 2026, including international support for Kyiv, the Iran conflict diverting attention, and potential US sanctions on Russian oil shipments.
  2. International bodies, including the US and G7, are considering licenses for the domestic production of various defense materials, such as anti-aircraft missiles, in support of Ukraine.
  3. Zelenskyy is seeking permission for Patriot air defence systems, while talks are underway for SCALP cruise missile production, with Lockheed Martin manufacturing involved.

The US will license Patriot air defense systems for use in Ukraine.

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The US will license Patriot air defense systems for use in Ukraine.

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Donald Trump

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  1. Trump agreed to license Patriot interceptor manufacturing to address a key Ukrainian vulnerability.1 source
  2. Trump promised the U.S. license for Ukraine to produce Patriot systems.1 source
  3. US announces licensing of Patriot air defense systems for Ukraine.1 source

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Zelenskyy is seeking permission for Patriot air defence systems, while talks are underway for SCALP cruise missile production, with Lockheed Martin manufacturing involved. All 3 developments

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