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Italy is preparing a new military aid package for Ukraine that will include ammunition and SAMP/T air defense missiles. The package — Rome's 12th since the start of russia's full-scale invasion — could be approved and delivered by the end of the year (source)

British Prime Minister Starmer announced that the country would transfer 5,000 new multipurpose missiles to the Ukrainian military. (source)
France has announced another package of military support for Ukraine, which includes the transfer of additional Mirage 2000 fighters and Aster missiles, intended to strengthen the Ukrainian air defense system. (source)
Canadian Defence Minister David McGuinty told the House of Commons defence committee this week that his department had cancelled the contract with Armatec Survivability in Dorchester, Ont., near London, to refurbish 25 light armoured vehicles, but said he couldn’t explain the reason behind the decision. (source)
Slovak PM : We Will not allocate single cent to military support for Ukraine. (source)
Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga held a meeting with Norway’s Minister of Defense Tore O. Sandvik, where they discussed Ukraine’s urgent and long-term needs, as well as further steps to develop defense cooperation between the two countries. (source)

As part of the 2026 spending bill, France intends to order additional Aster surface-to-air missiles and SCALP-EG cruise missiles. It is worth noting that France, Italy and the United Kingdom have already placed a substantial order for 1,118 Aster missiles. The French order includes Aster 30 missiles intended for Ukraine. (source)
Ukraine has received full confirmation of US support for its air defense. US President Donald Trump has given the green light for the transfer of Patriot air defense systems to Kyiv, according to Andrii Yermak, head of the Office of the President of Ukraine. (source)

Czechia urges to send Ukraine ammunition and air defense systems before winter. (source)

Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto reportedly told a meeting of defense ministers from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization last week that Rome was warming up to the idea of taking part in the purchase of weapons for Ukraine from the US under the (Prioritized Ukraine Requirements List, or PURL, initiative. (source)

John Cockerill Defense (JCD) is set to modernize 113 vehicles for Ukraine, converting them into ambulance versions. (source)

Finland will deliver its 30th materiel assistance package to Ukraine. The package valued at EUR 52 million consists mostly of new orders from Finnish companies. (source)

Germany on Wednesday pledged more than USD 2 billion in military aid for Ukraine. (source)
Japan has shipped another batch of military vehicles to Ukraine, adding 30 more units as part of its ongoing support program for the country’s defense effortsю (source)
Australia has concluded its deployment of a Royal Australian Air Force E-7A Wedgetail aircraft to support NATO efforts delivering humanitarian and military aid to Ukraine. (source)
Poland has signed an agreement with eight Nordic and Baltic partners to establish a base center, Camp Jomsborg, at the Demba-Lip Land Forces Training Center. The facility will host drone operations training for military personnel from NATO countries and Ukraine. (source)
Trump proposes new Ukraine military support fund financed by 500% tariff on China. (source)
Information about Ukraine receiving new Patriot air defense systems will be disclosed only after partner countries announce the transfer. (source)
Sweden is ready to strengthen its military aid to Ukraine, starting with radar reconnaissance and early warning aircraft, and later considering the transfer of Gripen fighter jets, according to Defense Minister Pål Jonson. (source)

Hundreds of missiles delivered to Ukraine months ahead of schedule. (source)
US Senate backs $925 bn defense package with $500 mn Ukraine aid push. (source)
Poland has become the largest supplier of tanks to Ukraine, providing more armored vehicles than any other nation since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion. (source)

Germany has quietly ordered more than 1,000 Mercedes-Benz Zetros military trucks for Ukraine to strengthen the country’s logistics and transport network. (source)