NATO and Ukraine start major defence procurement review
A conference marking a new phase in NATO’s partnership with Ukraine will take place in Luxembourg this week.
A conference marking a new phase in NATO’s partnership with Ukraine will take place in Luxembourg this week.
Ukraine Assistance Fund: the Council of the European Union allocates €5 billion under the European Peace Facility to support Ukraine militarily.
Delegates from NATO and Ukraine will meet to discuss modernising Ukraine’s defence procurement processes to make them faster, more sustainable and more transparent.
“All three of us are serious about our support for Ukraine,” said Federal Chancellor of Germany Olaf Scholz on Friday following consultations with French President Emmanuel Macron and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk in Berlin.
The EU states have agreed to continue their joint funding of military equipment for Ukraine.
NATO intelligence estimates that the Russian defence industry is currently producing 250,000 artillery rounds per month.
The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation executed a successful strike with Iskander-M tactical ballistic missile, destroying two M901 launchers of the PATRIOT air defence system.
Due to the nature of the fighting in Ukraine and the equipment losses suffered, Russia significantly increased its war production. It also aimed to provide the necessary capability to influence NATO.
The Ministry of National Defence and the Lithuanian Armed Forces continue the unceasing military assistance to Ukraine with the delivery of yet another package of artillery ammunition.
Britain steps up support to Ukraine today with a complete package of GBP 325 million for cutting-edge drones to help fight Putin’s illegal invasion.
Czechia leads an initiative to provide up to 1 million 155 mm artillery shells and other types of artillery ammunition to Ukraine.
Air defence is one of the areas of special focus among the countries that provide military support to Ukraine.
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