Ukraine needs Public Support!

The U.S. State Department has approved a potential Foreign Military Sale (FMS) to Ukraine for F-16 Training and Sustainment and related support, with a total estimated value of $310.5 million. (source)

US says minerals deal will strengthen Trump in talks with Russia. (source)
This year, Luxembourg will contribute 10 million euros to the Ukraine Energy Support Fund. The country will allocate the same amount to Ukraine's defense sector. (source)
On Wednesday, the Trump administration informed Congress of its intention to green-light the export of defense-related products to Ukraine through direct commercial sales (DCS) of $50 million or more. (source)

The US will demand that Russia accept Ukraine’s right to develop its own, adequately equipped, army and defense industry as part of a peace agreement. (source)
Europe is shifting from supplying weapons to Ukraine to funding its defense industries. (source)
Denmark Allocates €42.5 Million Euros for Ammunition Purchases for Ukraine. (source)
The National Association of Defense Industry of Ukraine (NAUDI) has signed a memorandum of cooperation with Agency Alan. The main activity of the Croatian company is the import and export of weapons and special military equipment for the needs of the Ministry of Defense and the Armed Forces of the Republic of Croatia. (source)

Japan’s Institute for Q-shu Pioneers of Space (iQPS), based at Kyushu University, will supply Ukraine with satellite images obtained via synthetic aperture radar (SAR) reconnaissance. (source)

Ukraine shocks with call for 115 aircraft and $98B from Germany (source)
The European Commission will allocate €2.1 billion in revenue from frozen Russian assets to military assistance for Ukraine. Of this amount, €1.1 billion will be used to purchase weapons for Ukraine, while €1 billion will be directed to Ukraine’s domestic defense industry under the so-called Danish model. (source)

Ukraine ramps up its artillery production with the help of direct EU investments. (source)
The Swedish Government has placed an order for 18 new ARCHER mobile howitzers from BAE Systems, as part of its 18th military support package to Ukraine. (source)
The United States will walk away from efforts to broker a Russia-Ukraine peace deal unless there are clear signs of progress soon, U.S. President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio said. (source)

Neither the White House, nor the US Congress are discussing any new military aid packages for Ukraine after resources approved by the Biden administration run out. (source)

Germany updated its list of military aid delivered to Ukraine, including self-propelling artillery, artillery and tank shells, armored vehicles, UAVs, and demining equipment. (source)

An Economist/YouGov poll conducted on March 17 asked Americans whether they thought Russia and Ukraine were allies or enemies. Some 2% thought Russia was an ally, compared with 46% who saw it as an enemy. In the case of Ukraine, the figures were 26% ally and 4% enemy. Given these figures, Trump’s Russia-friendly policy looks unpopular. (source)

The UK has announced a further £450 million ($585 million) of military aid to Ukraine. (source)
Norway will provide €7 billion ($7.9 billion) in military aid to Ukraine in 2025. (source)

During the meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group (UDCG), allies announced the support for Kyiv amounting to more than 21 billion euros (23.85 billion dollars). (source)
Germany has pledged new deliveries of weapons systems to Ukraine. (source)
Lithuania plans to allocate an additional 20 million euros for the purchase of ammunition for Ukraine. (source)
Kyiv and its Western partners launched an electronic warfare coalition in support of Ukraine. The electronic warfare coalition consists of 11 countries and comes on top of other eight Western coalitions to support Ukraine. The new coalition will focus on purchasing equipment, training specialists, and developing electronic warfare policies and doctrines. (source)
Sweden orders 18 new Archer self-propelled howitzers from BAE Systems as part of largest military aid package to Ukraine. (source)

Belgium has announced a new military aid package for Ukraine, valued at an estimated €1 billion. (source)

The United States' military will withdraw troops and equipment from Jasionka, a logistics hub in southeastern Poland that supplies most weapons being sent to Ukraine. (source)

Norway is providing 5 billion kroner for the purchase of artillery shells for Ukraine. Part of the funds will be allocated through the Czech initiative, and the rest through the mechanisms of the European Peace Facility. (source)