Mr Zelensky has revealed that dozens of partner countries will participate in the meeting at Ramstein Air Base in Germany on Thursday, "including those who can help boost our capabilities not only to defend against missiles but also against guided bombs and Russian aviation".
Ukraine's president added: "We will discuss this with them and continue to persuade them. The task remains unchanged: strengthening our air defence." US Defence Secretary Lloyd J Austin will attend the meeting.
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