Ukraine asked Denmark to rework its aid. New 15,000 rounds will hit Russian logistics from safer distance
Denmark is rerouting planned military aid to send Ukraine long-range artillery instead of short-range shells. Ukraine's Defense Forces…
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Zelenskyy and Sweden’s Kristersson sign joint defense declaration at Uppsala air base, including work within Drone Deal
Also, Stockholm unveiled its largest aid package for Kyiv, worth $2.7 billion.
Ukrainian pilots have started training on Swedish Gripens — jets that may carry long-range Meteor missile
Sweden will transfer 16 Gripen C/D jets as aid and let Ukraine buy up to 20 newer Gripen E/F with €2.5 billion in EU loans.
US House discharge petition reaches 218 signatures, forcing vote on Ukraine aid, bypassing Speaker Johnson
The bill authorizes $1.3 billion in military assistance and up to $8 billion more in direct loans.
One of few Western officials to witness war firsthand: What did Germany’s defense minister see on Ukraine’s front line?
Boris Pistorius went to the front line. Then he joined an EU defense ministers meeting from headquarters near combat area.
Spain is sending Ukraine 100 VAMTAC vehicles, same platform hosting Britain’s Rapid Ranger counter-drone system
The VAMTAC platforms provide personnel protection and improved operational mobility in field conditions.
From Belgian storage to Elbit subsidiary to Ukrainian air sefense: journey of 15 Gepard systems
Belgium once operated 54 Gepard systems before phasing them all out in the 2000s as part of defense modernization efforts.
Ukraine depends on Western air defense. Zelenskyy says that has to change – and partners are on board
Speaking after Lviv meetings, Zelenskyy outlined a push for domestic production of missiles and systems as part of long-term security guarantees.
“Nothing has been redirected”: Ukraine’s top diplomat pushes back on fears that Middle East war is eating its weapons
Sybiha raised the diversion question in front of other G7 partners in France – and says the answer was unequivocal.
Germany won’t send Taurus missiles to Ukraine – and now Merz says Ukraine doesn’t need them anyway
Berlin points to Ukraine's domestically produced long-range systems as a reason the issue is no longer live.
“We do that all the time” – Trump says US routinely pulls weapons from Ukraine for other theaters
Ukraine has repeatedly warned that reductions in air defense deliveries would directly weaken its ability to hold against Russian strikes.
Spain injects €1 billion into Ukraine’s war effort, while Escribano and Skyeton launch joint laser-guided UAV projects
Spain’s total support hits €4 billion, as aid pipeline keeps expanding.
Tech alliance deepens: London commits £3 billion a year to arm Ukraine through 2031
The UK intends to continue systematically strengthening Ukraine’s defense capabilities. To this end, London will allocate at least…
Denmark commits 70 bn kroner in military aid to Ukraine through 2028, adds $600 mn for 2026
"Europe must not forget about the Ukrainians' fight," Denmark's Defense Minister Poulsen says as his government adds $600 mn to Ukraine aid, pushing the 2026 total to $2.2 bn.
“We simply don’t have any left”: Germany has run out of air defense missiles for Ukraine, foreign minister says
Wadephul calls on European partners to step up as newly produced missiles go straight to front lines.
Zelenskyy: Europe preparing largest possible energy and defense packages for Ukraine by 24 February
Partners agreed to form "maximum support packages" within 10-11 days.
$38bn, 35 Patriot missiles, long-range drones: What Ukraine got at Ramstein
Fedorov says most funding targets air defense and unmanned systems.
Britain joins PURL: $205 million for US-made weapons as NATO aims to raise $15 billion for Ukraine in 2026
The UK joins NATO's US weapons funding program for Ukraine.
UK rules out sending Watchkeeper drones to Ukraine, citing obsolete technology
£1.35bn fleet too old for modern battlefield as replacement arrives this year
Denmark gives most to Ukraine relative to GDP — US lags behind (INFOGRAPHIC)
Baltic and Nordic states dominate the top of the rankings, with Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, and Sweden all committing over 1.4% of their economies to Ukrainian defense.