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Record Military Aid for Ukraine Amid Continued Russian Aggression

European allies commit €21 billion in military support for Ukraine as NATO meetings address critical air defense needs and ongoing Russian offensives.

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The US’s attempts to bring about a quick end to the war have so far not succeeded.
Ukraine allies promise €21bn in military support for Kyiv
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The announcement came as members of the Ukraine Defence Contact Group met at Nato's headquarters in Brussels to pledge air defences, missiles and other gear as Europe sought to fill the gap left by the changed priorities of the US under Donald Trump.
Ukraine allies pledge €21bn in fresh military support to Kyiv
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The Russian delay in accepting Washington’s proposal has frustrated Trump and fueled doubts about whether Putin really wants to stop the fighting while his bigger army has momentum on the battlefield.
European countries vow billions in military support for Ukraine as US envoy meets Putin
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Russian forces hold the advantage in Ukraine, with the war now in its fourth year.
Britain Announces More Support for Ukraine's Fight Against Russia as Kyiv's Western Backers Meet
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The Russian delay in accepting Washington's proposal has frustrated U.S. President Donald Trump and fueled doubts about whether Russian President Vladimir Putin really wants to stop the fighting while his bigger army has momentum on the battlefield.
Britain announces a surge of Ukraine support as Western backers meet to drum up arms and ammunition
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Russian forces hold the advantage in Ukraine, with the war now in its fourth year.
Britain announces a surge of Ukraine support as Western backers meet to drum up arms and ammunition
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Building a force big enough to act as a credible deterrent is proving a considerable effort for nations that shrank their militaries after the Cold War but are now rearming.
30 Countries Meet in Brussels to Talk Ukraine Troops Deployment
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Updated: Apr 11th, 2025, 2:12 PM ET

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During a NATO meeting in Brussels, UK Defense Secretary John Healey unveiled a $580 million military support package for Ukraine, amidst a record €21 billion commitment from European allies, primarily from Germany. The focus remains on enhancing air defenses, with Ukraine's Defense Minister Rustem Umerov emphasizing the urgent need for Patriot missiles. This comes as Russian missile assaults escalate, with the UK adopting a proactive stance against Moscow's tactics. As Ukraine pushes for international military aid, discussions continue about potential peace talks, despite skepticism regarding Russia's interest in negotiating a lasting ceasefire.

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Britain has announced a 'surge' of military support for Ukraine, earmarking over $580 million for military drones, radar systems, and repair of armored vehicles in a joint effort with Norway.
The meeting at NATO marks the 27th Ukraine Defense Contact Group, reflecting ongoing international commitment to bolster Ukraine's defenses against Russia amid preparations for a potential Russian offensive.
Key discussions include the need for advanced air defense systems, such as Patriot missiles, to enhance Ukraine's ability to protect its cities and civilians.

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