Ukraine is conducting negotiations with two countries regarding an alternative to the PAC-3 system, and details will be shared once there is a result, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy has announced.

"Not only Ukraine, but the world needs to find an alternative as quickly as possible. And we are conducting negotiations with two countries to make such an opportunity possible. But when there is a result, then I will speak frankly. And Ukrainians need to know that our defense-industrial complex must do everything, the maximum, so that we have our own systems—anti-ballistic systems," Zelenskyy told journalists on Monday.

The President noted that the shortage of PAC-3 systems globally and in Ukraine has never ended.

"Unfortunately, you know that total production is somewhere around 60 missiles per month. Certainly, there are important steps on the European continent to increase production, but even this increase will not solve the issue," he added.

According to him, partners are currently sending anti-ballistic packages primarily to the Middle East; "unfortunately, they sometimes forget about Ukraine, but we remind everyone and are grateful to the partners who hear us."

"Certainly, this issue was raised in the countries of the Middle East. I will not share details. We will work to ensure that Ukraine is provided for in this direction," Zelenskyy emphasized.