Bratislava insists its 14th Ukraine aid package is humanitarian, not military
Slovakia's Defense Minister Robert Kaliňák said the delivery includes de-mining and energy-support gear aimed at civilians, not soldiers.
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Preparing for another brutal Ukrainian winter, EU allocates €40 million to protect civilians
In previous winters, Ukraine has faced increased Russian attacks on energy infrastructure, leaving millions across the country without light and heating during the cold months.
UN sounds alarm: Nearly 70% of funding to help millions of Ukrainians is lacking
Despite escalating war and mounting civilian suffering, the UN has secured just 34% of its $2.6 billion aid target for Ukraine in 2025.
New Zealand pledges $9.5 million in Ukraine aid ahead of NATO Summit
Wellington announces a fresh support package just as PM Luxon prepares to meet global leaders in The Hague.
Russia shatters 50,000 windows in Kharkiv as aid for recovery dries up
While the West debates over support and peace talks, locals and volunteers help services in the city to clean up streets from rubble every day and deliver lunch to rescuers.
Czechia unveils its largest ammo push yet to sustain Ukraine’s fight through 2026
Eighteen nations, one initiative, and millions of ammunition rounds.
Japan provides infrastructure inspection equipment to Ukraine
Ukraine received vehicles and tools from Japan to inspect damaged roads and bridges under a joint emergency recovery project. Since early 2023, Japan and Ukraine have coordinated more than $700 million in recovery aid.
Finland grants € 16 million in humanitarian assistance to Ukraine
Since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Finland has reportedly allocated approximately €3.1 billion in aid to Ukraine.
Australian billionaires back Ukraine with $ 3.15 million aid package
Australian billionaire Andrew Forrest called Russia's invasion "wholly offensive to civilization" while announcing a $3.15 million donation to Ukraine.
Estonian capital allocates € 200,000 for Ukrainian cities development
Tallinn city introduces a development program supporting Ukrainian municipalities with aid, expertise sharing, and EU integration initiatives.
Ukraine ready to deliver grain to Syria to prevent food crisis after Assad’s fall
Zelenskyy ordered the government to establish delivery mechanisms as Ukraine, a major grain exporter, plans to send humanitarian food supplies.
Ukraine receives $ 1.35 billion grant for social spendin from US
A new $1.35 billion US grant will help Ukraine maintain essential public services, including education and emergency response.
Switzerland donates rescue equipment to Ukraine’s emergency services
The package includes 30 debris-clearing machines and 30 fire pumps worth $6,47 million to support emergency services in managing war-related infrastructure destruction and civilian assistance.
Ukrainian military receives 65 ambulances from NATO
This latest ambulance delivery follows a separate contribution of 18 ambulances from Slovakia to Ukrainian medical services on 25 October.
Lithuanian gas transportation company to transfer cars and generators to Ukraine
Lithuania continues its support for Ukraine with Amber Grid's approval of a $70,000 humanitarian aid package.
Ukraine builds war crime case in wake of Red Cross convoy tragedy in Donetsk Oblast
Forensic evidence points to the use of 152mm artillery shells and a "Lancet" loitering munition, weapons reportedly exclusive to Russian armed forces.
Blinken announces over $700 million in humanitarian and energy aid for Ukraine
The United States is set to provide $325 million to bolster Ukraine's energy infrastructure as winter approaches, Secretary Blinken revealed in Kyiv.
Ukraine Defense Ministry uncovers potential misuse of humanitarian aid worth $ 4.1 million
Joint internal audits by Ukraine's Defense Ministry and State Customs Service have exposed a critical gap in the humanitarian aid supply chain. Over 400 vehicles and hundreds of tons of goods cleared customs but cannot be accounted for by military units, raising questions about the integrity of aid distribution.
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 820: Russian attack on Kharkiv kills 7 people while US officials debate weapons restrictions to strike inside Russia
The attack on Kharkiv targeted a large printing enterprise, killing seven and injuring more than 20 people, after which President Zelenskyy urged the allies again to provide air defense systems to Ukraine.
Europeans largely support humanitarian and financial aid to Ukraine, survey shows
A survey reveals that six in ten Europeans support the EU sending military equipment to Ukraine.