He shared this in an interview with BBC Ukraine.When asked by the journalist about when Ukrainian-made ballistic missiles would be available and regularly used against targets in Russia, Shmyhal replied:"The President of Ukraine has already announced that Ukraine will have its own ballistic missiles. We are very close to this. That is basically all I can publicly say on this matter."At the same time, the head of the Defense Ministry emphasized the readiness of allies to continue helping Kyiv, and that they have taken the country’s stated needs into consideration."Today, we see a certain consolidation among our partners. I don’t want to call it a 'second wind,' but I believe this is another stage of consolidation, a strengthening of support from our partners," he said.