European Pravda media outlet reported the information.“We are all in a hurry to facilitate this and to get it done, and, you know, I think everything is actually moving very quickly. But I cannot confirm the date when all of this will be completed,” Whitaker said.The ambassador emphasized that negotiations are also ongoing regarding the sale of Patriot systems, which are already in the U.S. arsenal.“We will never put the United States in a strategically disadvantageous position and will ensure that we have everything we need. At the same time, I think we all recognize Ukraine’s urgent need for what it requires now on the battlefield and to defend its cities,” he added.According to Whitaker, among other options being discussed is the possibility of European countries sending their own systems to Kyiv now, with the option to purchase replacements primarily from the United States.Donald Trump, during a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, announced agreements on the supply of weapons to Ukraine.On July 15, media reported that almost all U.S. weapons that the North Atlantic Alliance will purchase for transfer to Ukraine are ready for immediate shipment.At the same time, Trump stated on July 16 that the first Patriot air defense systems are already being shipped to allies who will purchase them from Washington for transfer to Ukraine.