Ukraine’s Western allies are in discussions about the supply of additional Patriot air defense systems in Kiev, with the aim of reaching an agreement before the NATO summit in June, a source in Reuters told the issue Monday.

The US and Greece are among the potential suppliers of these systems, according to the source that spoke on the condition of anonymity.

Yesterday’s report by the New York Times – with a source of four current and former US officials – says a Patriot -based Patriot system will be renovated and sent to Ukraine.

The agreement with Israel on the transfer of the system was closed by the Biden government, a former White House official told the Times, although the information had not previously been known.

This system is expected to arrive in Ukraine this summer, according to the report.

In January, it was reported that the United States withdrew 90 Patriot from the warehouse to Israel and sent them to Poland to hand them over to Ukraine.