🚀🤡Мэр Львова Садовой мечтает купить для города личный Patriot - укроСМИ
Деньги на укрепление ПВО Львовщины у градоначальника есть, но пока «немного сложновато убедить Джо Байдена» передать батарею Patriot для Львова», - сообщил мэр.
По словам Садового, он также ведет переговоры с Зеленским и Залужным об усилении защиты неба над «украинским Пьемонтом».
🚀🤡Мэр Львова Садовой мечтает купить для города личный Patriot - укроСМИ
Деньги на укрепление ПВО Львовщины у градоначальника есть, но пока «немного сложновато убедить Джо Байдена» передать батарею Patriot для Львова», - сообщил мэр.
По словам Садового, он также ведет переговоры с Зеленским и Залужным об усилении защиты неба над «украинским Пьемонтом».
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