Kubilius, speaking during the Berlin Global Dialogue, called on EU countries to support Ukraine using SAFE loans following the halt of US aid and its switch to a pay-for-weapons model.
Republican senators John Kennedy and Lindsey Graham joined Democratic senators Richard Blumenthal and Sheldon Whitehouse in the resolution, arguing that increasing the financial costs of continued military operations would pressure Putin to end the war.
Ukraine will receive financial support for unmanned aerial vehicles under a new agreement announced by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, who described Ukraine as "the first line of our defense"
The Danish government is investing $407 million in Ukrainian defense capabilities, including funding for solid rocket fuel production that will begin operations in Denmark this December
Chair of the German Bundestag Defense Committee Thomas Röwekamp stated that NATO should shoot down Russian drones over Ukraine and increase support to Kyiv to target their production facilities
Prime Minister Mark Carney specified that this sum will fund immediate weapons procurement, with additional tens of millions allocated for bomb shelters and cybersecurity assistance.