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Germany is nearing an agreement to unlock €3 billion ($3.3 billion) of military aid for Ukraine, alongside a broader set of measures to revamp the country’s defense and infrastructure. The authorization is likely to come in the weeks ahead as Germany seeks to change constitutional borrowing rules to boost its military spending. The additional funding would almost double aid this year to €7 billion. (source)

Republican lawmakers are starting to urge President Trump to reverse his decisions to pause U.S. military and intelligence assistance to Ukraine, warning that a prolonged stoppage of U.S. help for the war effort would have a seriously detrimental effect. (source)
The Trump administration has suspended U.S. satellite imagery support for Ukraine, the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency confirmed. (source)
Several EU members have pledged to provide up to 15 billion euros ($16.3 billion) in additional aid for Ukraine. (source)
The first £752 million ($970 million) tranche of loan sent to Ukraine for military equipment. (source)

Norway will more than double its financial pledge to Ukraine this year while also hiking its own defence spending. The government and opposition leaders agreed on Thursday to raise this year's Ukraine funding to 85 billion Norwegian crowns ($7.83 billion). (source)
France's defence minister said intelligence it provided to Ukraine was unaffected by the U.S. suspension of intelligence sharing with Ukraine. (source)
Britain will continue to supply intelligence to Ukraine. (source)
Advanced attack drones for Ukraine are paid by the UK government in a $38 million contract with the UK manufacturer Anduril. (source)

The ministry of defense of France has developed a plan of phasing-out old equipment. Under this plan France will decommission the equipment which is out-of-date or near to its service life and will transfer it immediately to Ukraine. (source)

Lithuania continues to invest in Ukraine's defense industry and plans to purchase weapons for the Ukrainian Armed Forces for at least 20 million euros. (source)
The Government of Ireland doubled its military aid package to Ukraine to €100million. (source)
Poland has pledged its 46th military aid package for Ukraine, amounting to 200 million euros ($210 million). (source)

Slovakia on Saturday announced that it will stop military and financial aid to Ukraine. (source)
Norway is considering tapping its sovereign wealth fund to dramatically increase its support for Ukraine amid signs that US military backing is waning. (source)
French Minister of Defense Sébastien Lecornu announced the decision of France to lift all restrictions on the supply of military weapons and equipment to Ukraine. (source)

Canada has announced a new military aid package for Ukraine, which includes 25 Light Armored Vehicles (LAV III) and four F-16 flight simulators. (source)
Spain will provide Ukraine with a new military aid package worth 1 billion euros ($1.05 billion) this year (source)

Estonia is sending 10,000 artillery shells and 750,000 food packages for Ukrainian soldiers. (source)

France and Italy are slowing down the adoption of the EU's €20 billion military aid package for Ukraine due to budget constraints. The package includes 1.5 million rounds of ammunition and air defense support, but the time for approval is limited. (source)
Italian defense analyst has reported that multiple B1 Centauro wheeled tank destroyers are being sent to Ukraine. While the exact number remains undisclosed, this development suggests a potential expansion of Western military aid to Kyiv. (source)

Trump administration officially proposes rare earth mineral deal with Ukraine in exchange for military aid. (source)

The United Kingdom has begun supplying Ukraine with the Gravehawk, a newly developed air defense system designed to integrate Soviet-era missiles into a modern, ground-based platform. (source)

The British Ministry of Defense announced a new £150 million military aid package for Ukraine which includes drones, T-72 main battle tanks (MBTs), and air defense systems. (source)
The Dutch Ministry of Defense is sending YPR armored infantry vehicles to Ukraine. The package will consist of 25 vehicles in a medical transport configuration. (source)
The Norwegian government has decided to spend another NOK 1.2 billion ($108 mln.) on air defense measures for Ukraine. (source)
The U.K. has now given Ukraine 500,000 rounds of artillery ammunition, valued at more than £1 billion (€1.2 billion), the British Ministry of Defence announced. (source)
Germany has announced the delivery of 6,000 modern AI-powered HX-2 kamikaze drones to Ukraine. (source)