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Estonia's cabinet approved a proposal to deliver another package of military aid for Ukraine. The latest aid package will include an unspecified amount of munitions and military equipment, including naval uniforms, observation equipment, sights, and protective equipment. It was not immediately clear as to when the package is expected to arrive in Ukraine. (source)

A Czech company STV GROUP has handed over a symbolic cheque for RPG-7 anti-tank rocket launchers for the Ukrainian Defence Forces. The weapons cost is EUR 765,000. (source)
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has stated that Ukraine has not received even half of the weapons officially allocated by the United States and that Europe has helped Ukraine just as much as the US. (source)

Deputy Pentagon press secretary Sabrina Singh neither confirmed nor denied that Ukraine will receive all $7 bln. weapons till the end of the year, as President Biden has promised. (source)

Biden's administration has allowed defense contractors to work within Ukraine to assist with the maintenance and repair of military equipment like F-16 fighter jets and Patriot air defense systems. (source)

In response to stepped-up Russian drone and missile attacks, the Pentagon is sending to Ukraine more than 500 interceptors for the Patriot missile defense system and the National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System, or NASAMS, which are expected to arrive in the weeks ahead, according to a senior administration official. (source)

The Biden administration has confirmed that the US will keep surging aid to Ukraine before Donald Trump becomes president in January. (source)
Germany will be able to provide most of the €4 billion promised to Ukraine for military support, even if the 2025 budget is not approved in time after the collapse of the coalition government. (source)

The leader of the Free Democratic Party (FDP), Christian Lindner, has accused German Chancellor Olaf Scholz of obstructing effective military support for Ukraine. (source)

Australia will donate 14 rigid hull boats to Ukraine to strengthen its maritime and coastal defense. (source)

The price of a Russian victory will be times higher for Germany than helping Ukraine win over Russia in the ongoing war. This was assessed by economists from the Kiel Institute of World Economy (IfW Kiel). (source)
Canada provided 13 off-road vehicles with demining equipment to the Ukrainian National Special Transport Service. (source)

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s government is proposing to provide military aid to Ukraine on credit. (source)

The Department of Defense announced additional security assistance for Ukraine. This is the sixty-ninth tranche of equipment to be provided from DoD inventories since August 2021. This Presidential Drawdown Authority package, which has an estimated value of $425 million includes air defense interceptors; munitions for rocket systems and artillery; armored vehicles; and anti-tank weapons. (source)
Australia donated several Joint Direct Attack Munition Extended-Range (JDAM-ER) glide bombs to Ukraine following their withdrawal from Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) service. (source)
Canada’s FM Mélanie Joly stated that Canada supports Ukraine’s long-range strikes within Russia and advocates lifting restrictions on Western weapon use for such operations. (source)

Lithuania has announced a new military aid package for Ukraine, which includes power generators, mortar bombs and ammunition. (source)
Norway is preparing a new aid package for Ukraine worth €500 million. It will include F-16 fighter jets and NASAMS air defense systems (source)
South Korea’s military aid to Ukraine will depend on the level of cooperation between North Korea and Russia. (source)
The U.K. will allocate three billion pounds ($3.8 billion) per year to military support for Ukraine, according to the draft budget submitted to the parliament on Oct. 30. (source)
Prime Minister of Canada calls for doubling down efforts to support Ukraine. (source)

The Swedish government will provide Ukraine with €63M in financial support. €20M will go to supporting Ukraine’s defense industry, within the Danish model’s framework, which is aimed at supporting procurement through Ukrainian industry. Sweden will also allocate about €43M to several existing multilateral initiatives to provide quick and effective support to the Armed Forces. (source)

The Japanese government has allocated JPY 471.9 billion ($3.08 billion) as part of a $50 billion loan from the G7 countries to support Ukraine. (source)

The European Union has found a plan to provide money to Ukraine for military aid and to override Hungary's veto. (source)

Ukraine's Defence Ministry and the US Department of Defense Office of Inspector General have investigated the process of accounting for and using American spare parts ordered and supplied to the Armed Forces of Ukraine as international military assistance. The ministry noted that the audit did not reveal significant discrepancies but identified a gap in the regulatory framework. This gap complicates the management of spare parts from damaged military equipment provided to Ukraine as international military assistance by the US. (source)