Ukraine and Sweden are discussing the prospect of arming Kyiv with Europe's top air-to-air missile, the Meteor, which a Saab official said would be a "natural content" of a weapon package for Gripen users.
Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov announced last week that the country was discussing the potential transfer of JAS 39 Gripen jets and Meteor missiles to the war-torn country.
These beyond-visual range, air-to-air missiles can currently only be integrated on the Gripen, Eurofighter, and the Rafale fighter jets, although the United Kingdom is leading ground-based integration testing on the F-35.
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