French, British, German leaders to co-chair meeting on Ukraine on Monday
Leaders are expected to approve new air-defence aid and security guarantees as Ukraine says it received 364 Patriot missiles in 2025, far below demand.
- On Monday, Ukraine's Independence Day, the Coalition of the Willing met in Kyiv to prioritize air defense, co-chaired by UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham, French President Emmanuel Macron, and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
- France and the United Kingdom established the grouping in March 2025 to prepare security guarantees for post-ceasefire Ukraine, and it now includes around 35 countries, with European Council President António Costa and NATO deputy secretary general Radmila Šekerinska joining discussions.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky released classified air-defense data revealing Ukraine received 675 American Patriot interceptors in 2023 and 364 in 2025, with 264 projected for 2026, while Raytheon secured a $22.9 billion contract to boost cruise missile output.
- Zelensky pushed the European Parliament to adopt legislation releasing €30 billion in EU funding, citing Russia's ballistic missile output of around 100 monthly, while the coalition weighed coordinated measures against the shadow fleet of tankers Russia uses to move sanctioned oil.
- No American representative attended the summit as Washington remains focused on its own deficit following the war on Iran, while talks on ending the war remain frozen with Moscow holding territorial and political demands that Kyiv has rejected.
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As Ukraine celebrates its 35th year since being restored to independent status, leaders and representatives of the Coalition of the Willing met in person and via video conference in the capital, Kyiv. UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham, French President Emmanuel Macron, and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz chaired the meeting alongside Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy. T-72 Tank. Image Credit: Creative Commons. T-72 Like Those Fighting in Ukr…
Ukraine's European partners, meeting on Monday, promised to continue their military and financial assistance despite Russia's threats to deter them, in full escalation in the war between these two countries.
New meeting of leaders of the so-called Coalition of Volunteers, and new show of solidarity of the European allies with Ukraine. Coinciding with the 35th anniversary of the proclamation of the independence of the country, presidents, prime ministers and foreign ministers have held a meeting in Kiev, some face-to-face, others via telematics, where they have explored the means to prop up air defence, paying special attention to the shortage of ant…
Christodoulides stresses support for Ukraine in Coalition of the willing summit
President Nikos Christodoulides on Monday stressed his support for “the independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity of Ukraine, within its internationally recognised borders” as he partook in a videoconference of the ‘Coalition of the willing’ – a group of over 30 countries which have pledged support for Ukraine. The videoconference was held to mark the 35th anniversary […]
Kiev, Aug 24 (EFE).- The Coalition of Volunteers, made up mainly of European countries willing to contribute to a deployment of troops in Ukraine after the end of the war, pledged on Monday to urgently strengthen Ukrainian air defences, which accuse the lack of means to counter Russian ballistic missiles.
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