Ukraine’s skies need interceptors. Spain’s new €437 million came out of a Madrid meeting with no list attached
Russia’s winter missile campaign is building, and the most useful thing Madrid could send is the one thing nobody has confirmed.
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1,000 Patriot missiles arrive too late for this winter, so Ukraine asked the Ramstein arms coalition to open its warehouses
The swap Kyiv proposed would move rounds out of allied warehouses immediately and hand those governments newer replacements once its own orders come through.
Germany delivers IRIS-T to Ukraine — high-tech system that engages cruise missiles, as Russia continues to strike residential buildings
Zelenskyy's weekly tally: 2,300+ drones, 1,560 KABs, 108 missiles, mostly hitting residential buildings and energy.
Germany just committed to hundreds of Patriot missiles for Ukraine
Berlin is also funding long-range strike drones inside Ukraine.
Germany will pay for “hundreds” of Patriot missiles for Ukraine as strategic partnership signed
Germany to provide IRIS-T launchers, invest in deep strikes, jointly develop mid-range drones
SAM Ukraine built in secret is now standing in plain sight
Spain helped build it and IRIS-T shaped it.
Ukraine just gave Germany’s AI something no simulation ever could: real war
Merz and Zelenskyy signed the most consequential defense tech deal in Europe.
Ukraine used to beg for matching missiles. Shershen fires whatever’s in the warehouse.
Shershen matches a lot of different radars, launchers and missiles. It's just what Ukraine needs.
US long withheld this €37 million radar. Spain just delivered it to Ukraine
Spain delivers NATO-tested, eastern flank-deployed radar to Ukraine.
Ukraine’s allies begin to “hold back” air defense missiles amid Russia’s drone attacks, says Zelenskyy
He said Ukraine is "receiving help, but not the full volumes needed for complete defense" as Russia shifts strategy from conquest to destruction.
Two Patriots, nine IRIS-T, 200 howitzers: Germany and Ukraine sign €1.2 billion defense deals
Germany will also buy €200 million in Ukrainian drones and send them to Ukraine.
“This tragedy could have been prevented”: Russia kills 25 Ukrainian civilians with missile produced with US, German, Dutch parts (VIDEO)
The cruise missile was produced just three months ago.
Ukraine’s perfect German missiles never miss—but Russia’s drone factories never sleep
Ukraine is getting 2,000 new German IRIS-T air-defense missiles. Against endless Russian drones, it still might not be enough.
The weapons Ukraine just lost to US aid freeze, explained
It's not only about Patriots and air defense—Ukraine's entire military toolkit just got gutted
IRIS-T breaks Ukrainian unit’s record in debut air defense operation, protecting Lviv
Armed with the German-made IRIS-T for the first time, the unit intercepted seven Russian missiles in one battle, outperforming its past best of five set with the S-300.
Gepard flak tank praised as most reliable German weapon in Ukraine
A leaked internal Bundeswehr report reveals that Ukrainian forces find many German weapons unreliable in combat, with the outdated Gepard surprisingly outperforming newer systems.
Germany ships 22 mine-resistant Vehicles and 15,000 artillery shells in latest aid for Ukraine
Germany bolsters Ukraine with comprehensive military aid including mine-resistant vehicles, artillery, and drones while preparing additional €3 billion support package despite production delays for advanced air defense systems.
Germany to supply 100 IRIS-T missiles to Ukraine amid US aid halt
A new agreement with Diehl Defence will triple deliveries of IRIS-T missiles, though key challenges remain—only Patriot systems can intercept Russian ballistic and hypersonic threats.
Germany pledges 100 IRIS-T missiles for Ukrainian air defense
A new delivery of 100 IRIS-T missiles from Germany follows the recent transfer of a sixth air defense system to Ukraine.
Germany’s Scholz blocks new € 3 billion Ukraine aid package
German Defense Minister Pistorius and FM Baerbock work to mobilize the additional military aid before 23 February elections, while the Chancellor considers this unnecessary.