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"They call different terms – from two to five or six months," Muzhenko told an UNIAN correspondent in Brussels, where he is attending a meeting of the Military Committee at the level of chiefs of defense at the NATO Headquarters.

He also said he was convinced that the weapons would not fall into enemy hands.

Read alsoRussian political expert lists Putin's possible steps after Javelin supplies to Ukraine"In order to get such weapons, we need to have appropriately prepared places for their storage, because there are requirements for that. All these issues have been worked out, we have already identified such places, their preparation continues and there will be no problems at the sites where such weapons will be stored," he said.

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"Nobody is going to hand [the systems] over, give away, or even, let's say, abandon them on the battlefield. This is the equipment to be introduced into the arsenal of the Ukrainian army to enhance the capabilities of the Armed Forces as an element of deterrence in countering the Russian Federation," he added.