US EditionFollowing Rammstein Summit, Shmyhal Outlines New Commitments From Partners to Support Ukraine
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Ukraine’s Partners Pledge Over $10 Billion in Military Aid and Production Support
Ukraine’s Defense Minister Denys Shmyhal said Ukraine’s partners have made record commitments for defense production and US weapons purchases and set out additional long-term pledges discussed at a meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group, according to the statement on his official Telegram channel on December 16. Shmyhal stated that partners in 2025 committed nearly $5 billion to Ukrainian defense production and approximately $5 billion to…
2025 was a record year in terms of aid and Ukraine expects to maintain the dynamics in 2026. In particular, during the Ramstein meeting, a number of countries announced their commitments to support our country.
On Tuesday, 16 December, in the context of the Ramstein meeting, 15 countries made a number of commitments to long-term support for the WSU, reported to the Ukrainian Minister of Defence Denis Schmigahl on Facebook. He recalled that in 2025, they had committed almost $5 billion to Ukrainian defence production and almost the same amount to purchase US weapons for the U.S.U. Ukraine was seeking to maintain this momentum in 2026. Germany ' s k…
Ukrainian Defense Minister Denys Shmyhal addressed his partners, including the Czech Republic, at the 32nd Ramstein format meeting, proposing to allocate at least 0.25% of their GDP for Ukraine's defense needs. He also expressed gratitude for the support in 2025, which was reportedly a record in terms of aid. Shmyhal said this today on his Telegram social network, Radio NV reported.
At the end of the 32nd meeting of the Contact Group on Defense of Ukraine (Ramstein format), Minister of Defense Denis Shmyhal announced a commitment from partners to long-term support for Ukraine.
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