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Germany to Allocate $400 Million for Air Defence Systems and Patriot Missiles for Ukraine,

The package includes $200 million for Patriot interceptors and $200 million through a U.S.-funded weapons mechanism, Pistorius said.

  • On Thursday, German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius announced an additional $400 million in aid for Ukraine at the NATO Defense Ministers Meeting in Brussels.
  • The allocation includes $200 million for PAC-3 interceptor missiles through the Jumpstart program, answering a request from Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov, plus $200 million for American weapons via PURL.
  • PAC-3 interceptors destroy incoming targets by direct impact, serving as the primary defense against ballistic missiles Russia fires at Ukrainian cities. PURL funds "essential ammunition for air defence systems."
  • Pistorius urged other members of the Contact Group to join in financing PAC-3 missiles, declaring, "We have no right to weaken our support for Ukraine."
  • Despite Vladimir Putin's terror campaign, the Defence Minister noted that Russian troops are suffering heavy losses and losing the initiative, allowing Ukrainian forces to successfully defend ground.
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The NATO meeting in Brussels is probably a success for Ukraine. In the end, the Ukrainian Defense Minister reports new billions pledges for U.S. equipment, drones, missiles and patriot ammunition. Germany plays a central role in this.

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The Federal Republic of Germany will also provide an additional Euro400 million for armaments for the US.

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Germany is joining the PURL mechanism for the fourth time. Germany will allocate an additional $400 million in military aid to Ukraine. The funds will be used for air defense systems, ammunition, and missiles for the Patriot. According to RBC-Ukraine, German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius announced this during a meeting with journalists ahead of the NATO ministerial meeting in Brussels. He stated that Germany will allocate funds for "essential…

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censor.net broke the news on Thursday, June 18, 2026.
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