Held a meeting regarding the preparation of our ballistics and the status of tasks under the FREYJA anti-ballistic program. The involved structures reported on the existing needs and stages that have been implemented at this time. The schedule and responsible persons for the components of the programs that need to be accelerated have been determined. The NSDC, the Prime Minister of Ukraine and the Ministry of Defense, the Foreign Intelligence Service, the command of the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the Brave1 team and the most technological teams of the Ukrainian defense industry are involved in this work. To develop one's own ballistics and to create a new anti-ballistic system is a task that has been accomplished in an absolute minority of countries in the world. Ukraine has this capability. Ukrainians have the appropriate scientific base and competences. We can state that our weapons manufacturers have already reached the required level. We expect that at the stage of 2026-2027, Ukraine will achieve the desired results. Key challenges were discussed at the meeting, namely, access to critical components, as well as additional steps in technological cooperation with partners, localization of production. Thank you to everyone who is involved and fulfills everything they promise on time. I am also grateful to our partners who help and who themselves joined our main defense programs. FREYJA is moving and that's important. Europe needs a common and truly large-scale capability for all of us to effectively defend against any ballistic threat. We support and expect our partner countries, which are able to contribute, to join the Anti-Ballistic Coalition. Separately, they also talked about working with partners on PAC-2 and PAC-3 missiles. I expect from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Defense results in communication with partners, which have already been defined and repeatedly discussed. Glory to Ukraine!