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“这样你们就没法抱怨我们提供的数量不够了。我会说，你们自己造就行，”特朗普对泽连斯基说道
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退役将领就五角大楼申请更多导弹拨款一事回应担忧
玛莎·麦卡勒姆与退役将军查尔斯·瓦尔德展开讨论，内容涉及美国导弹储备情况。他解释了援乌对当前库存的影响，并强调需要增加拨款和扩大生产。瓦尔德强调了强大国防工业基础的重要性，以此威慑伊朗等对手，并保护中东和亚洲的盟友。
美国总统唐纳德·特朗普周三表示，美国将向乌克兰发放制造爱国者防空系统的许可证，此举可能标志着美国对基辅的援助从供应美国制造武器，转向帮助乌克兰自主生产武器的重大转变。
特朗普是在与乌克兰总统弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基会晤时发表上述言论的，目前基辅仍在向西方盟友施压，要求获得更多防空能力，以对抗俄罗斯的导弹和无人机袭击。
特朗普宣布这一消息之际，爱国者拦截弹已成为乌克兰最迫切的军事需求之一。美国制造的爱国者系统被广泛认为是乌克兰对抗俄罗斯弹道导弹袭击的最先进防御手段，在保护基辅和其他关键基础设施方面发挥了核心作用。
特朗普在北约峰会最后一天登场，乌克兰与国防开支成焦点
当被问及是否允许在欧洲生产爱国者拦截弹，以及是否对授权该技术感到放心时，特朗普表示两位领导人将就此进行讨论。
“我们会谈到这个问题，”特朗普说。“听着，这是防御性武器，我比进攻性武器更喜欢这个。它是最棒的。”
几分钟后，特朗普进一步表态，称美国将向乌克兰发放制造爱国者导弹的许可证。
“我们会给你们许可证，让你们自己造爱国者，”特朗普说。“这挺酷的，对吧？这样你们就没法抱怨我们提供的数量不够了。我会说，你们自己造就行。”
特朗普或向曾被视为北约麻烦的盟友移交珍贵隐形战机
“我们还没通知相关公司，但一切都会顺利解决的，”他补充道。“你知道，我相信他们会很高兴的，但，你知道，他们能做到的。你们能搞定这件事的。”
乌克兰官员此前警告称，爱国者拦截弹的供应已降至危险的低水平，随着俄罗斯加紧导弹袭击，乌克兰的脆弱性日益加剧。泽连斯基抵达北约峰会时，不仅要求盟友提供更多爱国者拦截弹，还敦促寻求扩大生产的长期解决方案，称当前的制造业产量无法跟上俄罗斯不断升级的导弹攻势。
目前尚不清楚特朗普所指的是爱国者拦截弹、更广泛的爱国者防空系统，还是在乌克兰、欧洲或两地进行生产。
特朗普提到政府尚未通知相关公司，这也引发了人们的疑问：许可计划的推进程度如何，以及制造爱国者系统的国防承包商RTX将在未来的任何安排中扮演何种角色。
随着俄罗斯持续向乌克兰城市、能源基础设施和军事目标发射导弹和无人机，爱国者系统一直是乌克兰最抢手的防空平台之一。
任何扩大爱国者生产的努力都将面临重大的工业障碍。
RTX是爱国者防空系统的主承包商，负责制造其雷达、发射器和PAC-2 GEM-T拦截弹，而洛克希德·马丁公司则制造用于对抗弹道导弹的新型PAC-3导弹段增强型拦截弹。拦截弹是世界上最先进的防空武器之一，依赖数百家专业供应商和复杂的制造流程。
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国防官员和行业高管表示，生产一枚爱国者拦截弹需要两年多的时间，这也解释了为何乌克兰和中东地区冲突导致需求激增之际，美国及其盟友难以补充库存。
Trump says US will let Ukraine make Patriot missiles in major policy shift
July 8, 2026 11:07am EDT / Fox News
‘This way you can’t complain that we’re not giving them enough. I’d say make them yourself,’ Trump told Zelenskyy
By Morgan Phillips Fox News
Retired general addresses concerns over Pentagon request for more missile funding
Martha MacCallum leads a discussion with Retired General Charles Wald regarding the United States’ missile supply. He explains the impact of supporting Ukraine on current inventories and stresses the need for increased funding and production. Wald underscores the importance of a robust defense industrial base to deter adversaries like Iran and protect allies in the Middle East and Asia.
President Donald Trump said Wednesday the U.S. will give Ukraine a license to manufacture Patriot air defense systems, a move that could mark a significant shift from supplying Kyiv with American-made weapons to helping Ukraine produce them itself.
Trump made the comments while meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, as Kyiv continues to press Western allies for additional air defense capabilities to counter Russian missile and drone attacks.
Trump’s announcement comes as Patriot interceptors have become one of Ukraine’s most urgent military needs. The U.S.-made Patriot system is widely regarded as Ukraine’s most capable defense against Russian ballistic missile attacks and has played a central role in protecting Kyiv and other critical infrastructure.
Image depicts Ukraine strikes and a Patriot interceptor system.(Valentyn Ogirenko / Franck Robichon via pool / Reuters)
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Asked whether he would allow Patriot interceptors to be made in Europe and whether he was comfortable licensing the technology, Trump said the two leaders would discuss it.
“We’re going to talk about that,” Trump said. “Look, it’s a defensive weapon, which I like better than an offensive weapon. It’s the best.”
Minutes later, Trump went further, saying the U.S. would give Ukraine a license to make Patriots.
“We’re going to give a license to you to make patriots,” Trump said. “That’s pretty cool. Right? This way you can’t complain that we’re not giving them enough. I’d say make them yourself.”
U.S. President Donald Trump holds a bilateral meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy alongside the NATO leaders summit at the Bestepe Presidential Compound, in Ankara, Turkey, July 8, 2026(Jonathan Ernst/Reuters)
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“We haven’t informed the company of that yet, but that’ll that’ll work out all right,” he added. “You know, I’m sure they’ll be thrilled, but, you know, they’ll be able to do it. You’ll be able to figure that out.”
Ukrainian officials have warned that supplies of Patriot interceptors have fallen to dangerously low levels, leaving the country increasingly vulnerable as Russia intensifies missile strikes. Zelenskyy arrived at the NATO summit seeking additional Patriot interceptors from allies while also pressing for longer-term solutions to expand production, arguing that current manufacturing cannot keep pace with Russia’s growing missile campaign.
It was not immediately clear whether Trump was referring to Patriot interceptor missiles, the broader Patriot air defense system, or production in Ukraine, Europe or both.
Trump’s comment that the administration had not yet informed the company also raised questions about how far along the licensing plan is and what role RTX, the defense contractor that manufactures Patriot systems, would play in any future arrangement.
The Patriot system has been one of Ukraine’s most sought-after air defense platforms as Russia continues launching missile and drone barrages against Ukrainian cities, energy infrastructure and military targets.
Any effort to expand Patriot production would face significant industrial hurdles.
A member of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force stands guard next to a surface-to-air Patriot Advanced Capability-3 (PAC-3) missile interceptor launcher vehicle in Funabashi, east of Tokyo, on Jan. 18, 2018.(AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko, File)
RTX serves as the prime contractor for the Patriot air defense system, manufacturing its radars, launchers and the PAC-2 GEM-T interceptor, while Lockheed Martin builds the newer PAC-3 Missile Segment Enhancement interceptor, which is designed to defeat ballistic missiles. The interceptors are among the world’s most sophisticated air defense weapons, relying on hundreds of specialized suppliers and complex manufacturing processes.
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Fox News Digital has reached out to RTX and Lockheed Martin for comment.
Defense officials and industry executives have said it can take more than two years to produce a Patriot interceptor, underscoring why the U.S. and its allies have struggled to replenish stockpiles as demand has surged amid conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East.