Rheinmetall: opening of the maintenance and repair centre in Ukraine
The political opening of the Rheinmetall Ukrainian Defense Industry LLC maintenance and repair centre in western Ukraine took place yesterday (10 June 2024).
The political opening of the Rheinmetall Ukrainian Defense Industry LLC maintenance and repair centre in western Ukraine took place yesterday (10 June 2024).
The French-German defence conglomerate KNDS has made significant strides in the Ukrainian market by signing two key agreements with Ukrainian companies.
Under the aegis of the French Ministry of the Armed Forces, the Ukrainian Ministry of Defence signed a contract for the delivery of a second complete Thales Air Defence system to help protect Ukraine.
Sensor solutions provider HENSOLDT is once again equipping helicopters of the Ukrainian armed forces with state-of-the-art detection and self-protection sensors.
The latest aid package includes a substantial number of medium-range IRIS-T SLM air defence missiles and a smaller quantity of short-range IRIS-TSLS missiles.
This is the latest delivery in the framework of the European Union’s EUR 25 million support package for humanitarian demining in Ukraine announced at the EU-Ukraine Summit of February 2023.
At the European training mission EUMAM Ukraine, Ukrainian artillerymen learn how to operate the PzH 2000 armoured self-propelled howitzer within a very short period of time.
The Swedish Government has unveiled its largest military aid package to Ukraine to date, marking the 16th installment of support since Russia's full-scale invasion commenced.
Stoltenberg said that NATO is “working closely with the transatlantic defence industrial base to ramp up production,” both to support Ukraine and for Allies’ own stocks.
Belgium's Foreign Minister Hadja Lahbib announced that Belgium will supply Ukraine with 30 F-16 fighter jets.
The Dutch government has initiated a collaborative effort to swiftly assemble and deliver a PATRIOT air defence system.
On May 24, the Swedish Government has announced a substantial three-year framework for military support to Ukraine, committing SEK 75 billion (approximately EUR 6.5 billion) for 2024-2026.
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