Defense

Russian naval supply routes in Crimea virtually destroyed - Ukrainian Navy

Russian naval logistics to support the existing grouping in Crimea has been virtually destroyed.

Greece to send Sea Sparrow missiles to Ukraine – media

Greece’s government has agreed to provide Ukraine with 24 Sea Sparrow anti-aircraft missiles.

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Eight International Coalitions provide military assistance to Ukraine – MoD

Eight capability coalitions, each comprising between six and 21 countries, are actively assisting in addressing specific needs of Ukraine's Defense Forces.

MoD testing control station for units equipped with UAVs

The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense, in collaboration with a domestic manufacturer, has begun testing a control station designed for managing units equipped with unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).

National Guard deploys Zuzana, DITA SPGs on frontline – Commander

In recent months, the National Guard has received 155 mm self-propelled artillery systems (SPGs) Zuzana and DITA, with the process of acquiring additional combat vehicles ongoing.

French army delegation visits Ukraine

The French army delegation, led by the Ground Forces commander, arrived Ukraine to deepen cooperation, exchange experience, and expand security assistance.

Dutch envoy on foreign troops in Ukraine: "Coalition of the willing" could be alternative to consensus

History shows that when NATO member states are unable to reach a consensus, a "coalition of the willing" can serve as an alternative to proceed with certain decisions.

MoD certifies Ukraine-made Shchedryk drone

The Ministry of Defense has authorized the use of the Ukrainian-made Shchedryk unmanned aerial complex by Ukraine’s Defense Forces.

Turkey will help Syria to create 300,000 army

Turkey will help the new Syrian leadership to create a 300,000-strong army by providing advisory and expert support in the process of restructuring Syria's naval, air and land forces.

Ukraine to receive sufficient assistance from partners in 2025 - defense chief

Sufficient assistance to Ukraine from international partners will continue flowing in throughout next year.

Explaining: Military aid from Germany, new military training standards, housing for IDPs

The Center for Strategic Communication and Information Security pursues efforts to provide a brief explanation to foreign audiences on the current topics of particular interest as regards Ukraine.

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Aid to Ukraine from 45 countries passes through Jasionka hub - Poland’s defense chief

Thanks to the functioning of the logistics hub at the Rzeszow-Jasionka airport (POLLOG HUB), 45 countries around have delivered military and humanitarian aid to Ukraine.

Ukrainian troops to undergo new survival courses

Ukrainian Army service members will undergo courses on survival, evasion, resistance, and escape (SERE) according to a new military standard.

Germany delivers significant military aid package to Ukraine

A significant military aid package from Germany, described as one of the largest to date, has been delivered to Ukraine, including advanced air defense systems and other critical equipment.

Austin, Pistorius discuss support for Ukraine, Ramstein meeting

The U.S. and Germany’s defense chiefs, Lloyd Austin and Boris Pistorius, discussed further support for Ukraine and the upcoming meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group (the Ramstein format) during a phone call on Friday.

Cultural heritage protection unit set up in Ukraine’s Armed Forces

The Armed Forces of Ukraine have established in their structure a separate unit dealing with the protection of cultural heritage.

Umerov, Austin discuss battlefield developments, aid to Ukraine, next Ramstein meeting

Ukraine and U.S. defense chiefs had a phone call on Friday to discuss the developments on the frontlines, the prospects for continued military support from the United States, as well as preparations for the meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group.

Ukraine submits to U.S. evidence of western technology in Russian weaponry – MoD

Ukrainian military experts have presented to American counterparts evidence of Western electronic components used in Russian weapons.

Ukraine completes testing phase for fiber-optic drones

Ukraine has successfully completed the testing phase for a range of drones equipped with fiber-optic communication, with the process of obtaining a NATO code nearing completion.

Umerov, Italian defense minister discuss equipping Ukrainian brigades, new aid package

The Ministers of Defense of Ukraine and Italy discussed military assistance to Ukraine next year, particularly the prospect of equipping the Armed Forces brigades.
 

Norway allocates USD 232M in military support to Ukraine

Norway has contributed a USD 232 million package (approximately 2.6 billion Norwegian kroner) to support Ukraine. The funding will provide military equipment through the International Fund for Ukraine.

Denmark allocates over EUR 280M to enhance Ukraine's air defense

Denmark has allocated 2.1 billion Danish kroner (more than EUR 281 million) to bolster Ukraine's air defense.

UK to provide Ukraine with £225M defense package

The United Kingdom will send a £225 million ($286 million) military aid package to Ukraine, focusing on bolstering its navy and air defense capabilities.

MoD approves silent transporter for use by AFU

Ukraine's Ministry of Defense has codified and approved for supply the CRAB-LS, a domestically produced universal ground robotic system, for use by the Armed Forces.

“Arsenal” section launched on MoD website for arms manufacturers

A special information section, Arsenal, is now available on the website of the Ministry of Defense designed for manufacturers of weapons and military equipment.

Umerov, UK Defense Secretary discuss joint production of air defense systems

At a meeting in Kyiv with UK Secretary of State for Defense John Healey, Rustem Umerov discussed the possibility of financing joint defense projects, in particular through proceeds from frozen Russian assets.

Army receives over 1.3M drones since war-start - MoD

Since the beginning of the year, the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has transferred over 1.3 million unmanned aerial vehicles to the Defense Forces, actively continuing such deliveries.