Ukraine needs Public Support!

The German Ministry of Defense "lost" nearly €1 billion. These funds were intended for military aid to Ukraine. (source)

Around 150 pro-Palestinian activists have broken into a storage facility and damaged military equipment intended for Ukraine. (source)
Canada is evaluating a possible defense co-production agreement with Ukraine that could include manufacturing military equipment and drones together, according to Canadian Defense Minister David McGuinty. (source)
Almost half of Polish residents believe that the country should reduce or completely stop military aid to Ukraine. (source)

The EU will continue to provide Ukraine with regular and predictable financial support in the long term. In 2025, the European Union will allocate €30.6 billion to Ukraine, of which €3.5 billion has already been disbursed under the Ukraine Facility, and €7 billion under the G7’s Enhanced Resilience and Assistance (ERA) initiative, funded by extraordinary revenues generated from frozen Russian assets. (source)
The Dutch defence minister signed the contract to finance the production of 20 Ermine ground vehicles with Rheinmetall for Ukraine. (source)

The Netherlands has ordered 600,000 Ukrainian drones for the needs of the Ukrainian Defense Forces and will deliver 100 radars designed to detect drones to Ukraine. (source)

Norwegian prime minister Jonas Gahr Støre declared his country’s support for the 5% defence spending target proposed by Nato’s secretary general Mark Rutte. (source)
Ukraine has launched the production of its own tactical radar stations to detect UAVs, which are used by drone interceptor units. (source)

Canada will allocate a new military aid package to Ukraine totaling CAD 2B ($1.5B). The support package will include drones, helicopters, and ammunition. (source)
China has become the most important supplier of Russia’s war machine. (source)
Eight individuals, including four officials from Slovakia’s Ministry of Defense, have been detained as part of a European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) investigation into alleged misuse of €7.4 million intended for Ukraine’s military support. (source)

On Friday, June 13, the Appropriations Committee of the United States House of Representatives approved its version of the defense spending bill for fiscal year 2026. Ukraine funding in the bill was absent. (source)
A public call to transfer surplus FV510 Warrior tracked armored vehicles to Ukraine is gaining momentum in the UK. The petition to transfer surplus Warrior tracked armored vehicles to Ukraine has already collected more than 14,000 signatures, which requires an official response from the government in the coming days. (source)
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has arrested two individuals in Kyiv accused of attempting to extort $200,000 from a European defense company, potentially jeopardizing the delivery of electronic warfare (EW) systems to Ukraine's military. (source)
Ukraine’s domestically developed short-range Sapsan ballistic missile has successfully completed combat testing and is in the process of serial production. (source)

The Trump administration last night informed Congress that it has approved a proposed transfer of “major defense equipment” worth approximately $30M for Ukraine’s Armed Forces (source)
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius said Europe must begin preparing for a gradual reduction in U.S. military support for both the continent and Ukraine (source)

Germany will deliver new IRIS-T air defense systems to Ukraine under a three-year supply plan, but Berlin has no plans to provide Taurus long-range missiles. (source)
43% of voters say Trump should put more pressure on Russia to end the War in Ukraine; 7% say he should pressure Ukraine instead. (source)
Germany's Defense Minister Boris Pistorius has announced his government's plan to give Ukraine an extra 1.9 billion euros (2.2 billion US dollars) in military aid this year. (source)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy noted that US support is difficult to replace. (source)

Ukraine has received confirmation of nearly £1.7 billion from the United Kingdom, which will be used to purchase the latest weaponry. (source)

Norway has transferred or planned to transfer 14 F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine — over double the six publicly declared — according to its annual arms export report. (source)

Nicolas Richoux, a French Army General and defense consultant: 'Achieving a ceasefire this year is hypothetically possible, but it requires providing Ukraine with massive military assistance.' (source)

ISW Report: 'US President Donald Trump signaled on June 6 that he could be willing to increase sanctions against Russia. Russia's economic struggles, however, have been and will continue to be driven by Russian military losses on the battlefield. Maximum US economic pressure against Russia is not possible without continued military sales to Ukraine.' (source)
President Zelensky urges US to act on Ukraine’s request to buy air defenses after deadly Kharkiv bombing. (source)
UK to provide Ukraine with 100,000 drones by April 2026. (source)
Bundeswehr representative: Europe is able to provide Ukraine with weapons on its own. (source)
A major French automotive company has agreed to set up drone production lines in Ukraine for the needs of two armies. (source)

The Canadian Defense Ministry has allocated a new military aid package to Ukraine worth more than $25 million. The package includes armored vehicles, ammunition and electronic warfare systems. (source)
Canada’s armored vehicles manufacturer Roshel has moved part of its production to Ukraine. (source)
Norway will deliver $7 billion in security assistance to Ukraine by the end of 2025. (source)

he Swedish Armed Forces has been directed by the government to allocate Skr550m ($57m) towards Nato’s assistance efforts for Ukraine. It will be spent on non-lethal military aid as requested by Ukraine. (source)
Kaja Kallas, the European Union High Representative for Foreign Affairs, emphasized that support for Ukraine should become an integral part of NATO countries’ collective defense efforts. (source)
German firm Diehl Defence has received a 2.2-billion-euro ($2.5 billion) contract to deliver IRIS-T missile systems and related warheads to the Ukrainian Armed Forces. (source)
Luxembourg to increase aid to Ukraine by 50% by the end of this year. (source)
Montenegro plans to launch drone production for Ukriane in cooperation with a company from the United States. (source)
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has promised "unconditional support" for Russia's war in Ukraine. (source)