Ministry of Defence of Ukraine has called on European partners to join Ukraine in developing counter-ballistic capabilities and to maintain funding for key air defence programmes.
French defence group Safran Electronics & Defense reported that 2025 marked a peak year for production of modules for AASM Hammer guided bombs.
The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine has outlined the capabilities of U.S.-made AIM missiles used by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Ukraine’s defence industry now meets more than 50 per cent of the Defence Forces’ needs for weapons and military equipment, following a sharp rise in production capacity during the full-scale war.
The Swedish Government has presented its 21st military support package to Ukraine, valued at nearly €1.1 billion and described as one of the largest to date.
The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine has reported that ground robotic systems carried out more than 7,000 combat and logistics missions on the front line in January.
A new F-16 squadron staffed by experienced Western and Ukrainian pilots has been formed within the Ukrainian Air Force, according to a report by Intelligence Online.
The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine is working with international partners to accelerate the delivery of missiles for U.S.-made Patriot surface-to-air missile systems, which it describes as the most effective air defense systems in service with the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
German drone maker STARK said on 13 February that it had opened a research and development hub in Ukraine and a regional office in Greece, expanding its industrial presence across Europe.
Partner countries have confirmed one of the largest support budgets for Ukraine, totalling $38 billion for 2026, following a meeting of the Ukraine Defence Contact Group in the Ramstein format.
Saab and Joint Stock Company “Ukrainian Defense Industry” have signed a Memorandum of Understanding outlining their intention to collaborate in aviation and airborne surveillance, aiming to strengthen Ukraine’s defence capabilities.
German-Ukrainian joint venture QFI hands first Germany-built Linza 3.0 drone to President Zelenskyy, launching production of up to 10,000 UAVs a year for Ukraine’s armed forces.
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