Borrell: to secure peace, the EU needs to be ready to defend itself
“Our production capacity for artillery rounds is currently at almost 1 million per year and by the end of 2024, it should reach 1.4 million rounds per year,” writes Josep Borrell.
“Our production capacity for artillery rounds is currently at almost 1 million per year and by the end of 2024, it should reach 1.4 million rounds per year,” writes Josep Borrell.
Estonia has delivered a package of weapons and military equipment to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, including a batch of Javelin anti-tank guided missiles.
GLSDB will grant the Ukrainian army new capabilities that could paralyze Russian logistical lines and destroy significant targets deep within the territory controlled by the Russian Armed Forces.
Denmark and the Czech Republic sign a cooperation agreement on a closer bilateral defence cooperation, including to secure future donations to Ukraine.
Germany has committed to transferring six Sea King Mk41 multi-purpose helicopters to Ukraine.
Metinvest Group has launched the production of steel underground command posts, which protect military personnel from the effects of shelling and command teams on the front line.
The European Union plans to increase its ammunition production capacity to at least 1.3 million rounds by the end of the year.
The European Union is considering a significant overhaul of its Ukraine military aid approach, shifting from sending weapons from existing stockpiles to a joint weapon procurement and training focus.
KSE Institute released a study, “Challenges of Export Controls Enforcement”, that provides a detailed analysis of how Russia continues to import components for its military production.
A motion put forward in parliament by Germany’s conservative opposition that called for the government to send long-range Taurus cruise missiles to Ukraine was rejected by a large majority of lawmakers.
French President Emmanuel Macron announced on Tuesday that France will supply Ukraine with 40 long-range SCALP cruise missiles.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg participated in the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, underlining the importance of continued support to Ukraine.