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The Lithuanian Ministry of National Defense confirmed the delivery of specialized trailers designed for transporting tracked armored vehicles and a new batch of ammunition for Ukrainian forces. (source)
The Czech Republic is raising funds for a Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk combat helicopter for the Ukrainian intelligence. Two-thirds of the required $3 million has already been raised. (source)
The Norvegian government has set aside funds to support the training of Ukrainian pilots and ground crews in 2025. At the end of the year, F-16 training will be held in Denmark. From the new year, the Armed Forces will instead contribute instructors to the training of Ukrainian F-16 pilots in Portugal. (source)

The Department of Defense (DoD) announced a new Presidential Drawdown Authority (PDA) package. This announcement is the seventy-second tranche of equipment to be provided from DoD inventories. This PDA package, which has an estimated value of $500 million, includes air defense capabilities; munitions for rocket systems and artillery; and anti-tank weapons. (source)

The Department of Defense (DoD) announced a new security assistance package for Ukraine. This package commits an additional $988 million in support through the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative (USAI) that will provide Ukraine with munitions for rocket systems and Unmanned Aerial Systems. This package also includes support for maintenance and repair programs. (source)

Finland has approved its 26th package of defense assistance for Ukraine. The package has an estimated value of EUR 25 million. (source)
The Netherlands is allocating EUR 22 million in aid to Ukraine. The funds will be used, among other things, to strengthen the air defense system, says Dutch Foreign Minister Caspar Veldkamp. (source)
The Netherlands won’t be able to spend €750 million (US$790 million) of military aid planned for Ukraine this year because of the tight global market for defense equipment, Dutch Defense Minister Ruben Brekelmans said. (source)
Bulgaria's Ministry of Defense has confirmed that the government has approved the provision of additional military assistance to Ukraine, as part of its ongoing support. Details of the specific military aid being provided remain classified. (source)

The 71st Presidential Drawdown Authority (PDA) package from the United States, which has an estimated value of $725 million, will provide Ukraine additional capabilities, including: air defense capabilities; munitions for rocket systems and artillery; and anti-tank weapons. (source)

Luxembourg has allocated €80 million for Ukrainian weapon production. The allocated funds are expected to fuel the production of Ukrainian drones, surveillance systems, and electronic warfare tools by 2025. (source)

European Parliament has adopted a resolution which ask the EU and its member states to strengthen their military support for Ukraine, including through the provision of aircraft, long-range missiles, including Taurus missiles, modern air defence systems, including Patriots and SAMP/T and ammunition, as well as MANPADS (Man-Portable Air-Defence Systems), artillery and training programmes for Ukrainian forces. All EU member states and NATO allies should commit to supporting Ukraine militarily, both collectively and individually, with no less than 0.25% of their GDP annually, the resolution says . (source)

Ukrainian army has received 3 Patriot launchers from Netherlands. (source)
The heads of government of Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Norway, Poland, and Sweden issued a joint statement in which they assured of increased military assistance for Ukraine in the coming months. (source)
The South Korean government did not express interest in supplying weapons and weapons components during a meeting with Defense Minister Rustem Umierov in Seoul. (source)

Germany will supply Ukraine with two additional IRIS-T air defense systems, including the medium-range SLM and short-range SLS models, by the end of the year. (source)

West should 'not set red lines' on providing military support for Ukraine, French foreign minister says (source)
Canada's Department of National Defence (DND) announced that a donation of a National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System (NASAMS) had arrived to Ukraine. (source)

The UK government is exploring the possibility of repurposing decommissioned military equipment for use by Ukraine, Defence Secretary John Healey revealed in Parliament. (source)
George Simion, who heads the Alliance for the Unity of Romanians, said he would halt military aid to Ukraine if he becomes the president. (source)

Defense Minister of UK is asking for more military aid for Ukraine’s defense. (source)
The U.S. is sending a new round of military assistance, valued at up to $275 million to Ukraine (source)

The UK will provide to Ukraine £7.5 million for new attack and surveillance drones. (source)

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)