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Lithuania has donated trucks and spare parts for American M113 armored personnel carriers to the Ukrainian Defense Forces. (source)
Bulgaria stands to receive about €500 million from its military support to Ukraine over the past three years. Sofia benefited from about €300 million in compensation from the United States and the European Commission for sending Soviet-era military hardware to Kyiv. It also received €174 million from Denmark as part of two contracts to support Ukraine’s military in its struggle against the Russian invasion. (source)

Ukraine received the first Mirage 2000 fighter jets from France. (source)
A majority of German citizens support providing military assistance to Ukraine, with a significant portion advocating for increased aid, according to a new poll by the Wahlen research group. (source)

Finland has provided Ukraine with its 27th military aid package, totaling 198 million euros. (source)
Ukraine to ratify a defense agreement with the UK, securing £2 billion for air defense, missile systems, and military repair bases. (source)

Sweden will provide Ukraine with a military aid package worth over $1.2 billion. (source)
Germany’s budget committee has called Finance Minister Joerg Kukies to approve an additional €3 billion in military aid for Ukraine. (source)

Croatia will provide Ukraine with a new package of military and technical assistance. (source)
The United States has transferred around 90 Patriot missiles from storage in Israel to Poland for delivery to Ukraine. (source)

The Italian parliament's lower house on Jan. 28 approved the prolongation of military support for Ukraine until Dec. 31, 2025. (source)

Ukraine and Sweden agreed to sign a bilateral agreement on cooperation between companies in the defense industry. (source)

Lithuania announced that the country is sending a new military aid package to Ukraine complete with drones and other weapons. (source)

Ukraine will receive 15 Gravehawk ground-based air defense system from the UK. (source)
The UK government has announced an unprecedented £4.5 billion military aid package for Ukraine. This includes a £3 billion commitment for lethal aid in 2025. Additionally, £1.5 billion from a £2.26 billion G7 loan, to be repaid using profits from immobilised Russian sovereign assets, will fund procurement projects critical to Ukraine’s defence efforts. (source)

Annalena Baerbock, German Foreign Minister and co-leader of the Greens, insists that Berlin should provide Ukraine with more military aid than currently planned in the budget. (source)
Germany will deploy two Patriot air defense systems in Poland to protect the logistics center of international military assistance to Ukraine. (source)
Ukraine will receive 30,000 new surveillance and attack drones as part of a multinational initiative jointly led by Latvia and the United Kingdom. (source)