Europe’s powers gave Ukraine no new military pledges in July, Politico reports citing the Kiel Institute.
Throughout all of July, Europe’s six largest countries offered Ukraine no new bilateral military commitments, according to new data — the first month that had happened since Russia invaded in February. This means aid to Ukraine may be waning just as Kyiv launches a crucial counteroffensive.
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