Additional military aid on track for Ukraine
Ukraine can look forward to military aid worth billions of euros as it defends itself against Russian aggression.
Ukraine can look forward to military aid worth billions of euros as it defends itself against Russian aggression.
The production ramp-up for ENFORCER missiles – ENFORCER Production Increase Campaign (EPIC) – has been proposed for funding within the European Commission’s ASAP programme.
The European Commission has granted Nammo Sweden AB approximately EUR 12.2 million in support under the Act in Support for Ammunition Production (ASAP).
Ukraine Assistance Fund: the Council of the European Union allocates €5 billion under the European Peace Facility to support Ukraine militarily.
Alzchem Group AG has been awarded an investment grant of EUR 34.4 million by the EU Commission as part of the ASAP (“Act in Support of Ammunition Production”) funding instrument.
German armament and chemical firms are set to receive a significant portion of the new EU funding dedicated to boosting European ammunition and missile production capabilities.
The Finnish defence industry has been granted EUR 32.5 million in EU funding for ramping up its ammunition production.
The European Commission allocated the €500 million foreseen under the Act in Support of Ammunition Production (ASAP).
The EU states have agreed to continue their joint funding of military equipment for Ukraine.
The European Commission’s new defence industrial strategy sets out to strengthen the EU’s defence industry through common and local procurements. But it will need both financial and political buy-in to succeed.
The European Defence Agency (EDA) has brought together two EU Member States to develop a satellite demonstrator that can manoeuvre from Low Earth Orbit (LEO) to Very Low Earth Orbit (VLEO).
On March 5, the European Commission presented the European Defence Industrial Strategy (EDIS) and the European Defence Investment Programme (EDIP).