The Ukraine Government has Officially Requested the delivery of additional S-300 Air Defense Systems and their Missile Reloads from Former Soviet Block Countries or Countries who purchased them during/after the Cold War, these Countries include but are not limited to:
Azerbaijan: currently Operates 2 S-300PMU2 Battalions, each Battalion contains 8 Launchers each so they most likely have multiple reloads that they could send to Ukraine but probably will not send any Launchers due to their Long Standing Conflict with Armenia.
Bulgaria: currently Operates 2 S-300 Units containing 5 Launchers each, they also are claimed to have a Large Stockpile of S-300 Missiles from the Cold War that they may be willing to provide as well as the Launchers if a NATO Replacement is Provided.
Greece: currently Operates 1 S-300 Regiment on the Island of Crete consisting of 32 Launchers and over 175 Missiles, since Greece is currently in the Process of Purchasing more advanced Air Defense Systems from the UK they may be willing part with a Large Number of these Systems.
Slovakia: currently Operates 1 S-300 Battery containing around 2 S-300 Systems and has 48 Missiles for this System, they again may be willing to provide these Systems/Missiles to Ukraine if NATO was to provide them with a replacement or at least Air Defense Protection for now.
All of these Countries may be willing to Provide Systems based on the situation at hand and if they are properly replaced though there are multiple other Former Soviet Countries that may have Missiles left in Stockpiles to Provide from Poland and Romania to Estonia and Latvia.
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