Ukraine Aid Tracker

The UK has announced a further £450 million ($585 million) of military aid to Ukraine. (source)
Norway will provide €7 billion ($7.9 billion) in military aid to Ukraine in 2025. (source)

During the meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group (UDCG), allies announced the support for Kyiv amounting to more than 21 billion euros (23.85 billion dollars). (source)
Germany has pledged new deliveries of weapons systems to Ukraine. (source)
Lithuania plans to allocate an additional 20 million euros for the purchase of ammunition for Ukraine. (source)
Kyiv and its Western partners launched an electronic warfare coalition in support of Ukraine. The electronic warfare coalition consists of 11 countries and comes on top of other eight Western coalitions to support Ukraine. The new coalition will focus on purchasing equipment, training specialists, and developing electronic warfare policies and doctrines. (source)
Sweden orders 18 new Archer self-propelled howitzers from BAE Systems as part of largest military aid package to Ukraine. (source)

Belgium has announced a new military aid package for Ukraine, valued at an estimated €1 billion. (source)

The United States' military will withdraw troops and equipment from Jasionka, a logistics hub in southeastern Poland that supplies most weapons being sent to Ukraine. (source)

Norway is providing 5 billion kroner for the purchase of artillery shells for Ukraine. Part of the funds will be allocated through the Czech initiative, and the rest through the mechanisms of the European Peace Facility. (source)

Posts on X mentioned the UK pledging for Ukraine an unspecified number of Westland Puma HC.2 medium transport helicopters (potentially 8–10 units), though this has not been officially confirmed by government sources. (source)

Sweden announced its largest military aid package to Ukraine since 2022, valued at $1.6 billion (16 billion SEK). This included $950 million for weapon purchases, $550 million for Ukrainian defense industry production, and $100 million in weapons from Swedish stocks. This package was widely noted for its scale and focus on boosting Ukraine’s domestic production capacity. (source)

US president Donald Trump is “very angry” and “p***** off” with Vladimir Putin for his suggestion Volodymyr Zelensky should be replaced by a UN-mandated government. (source)
We will not accept Russian demands that leave Ukraine defenceless, says Ukraine's foreign minister. (source)

The Swedish government financially supports Ukraine in the area of mine clearance and drones with over $7mln. (source)
The Netherlands will accelerate the allocation of EUR 3.5 billion in aid to Ukraine, providing EUR 2 billion this year, rather than in 2026 as previously planned. (source)

Trump demands Ukraine’s minerals and oil so that Kiev reimburse all aid received during Joe Biden’s presidency. (source)
US will struggle to make Europe stop arming up Ukraine. (source)
North Korea has deployed an additional 3,000 troops to Russia this year and continues to supply missiles, artillery and ammunition to support the Kremlin’s war against Ukraine. (source)
Emmanuel Macron announced a plan to send “reassurance forces” from “several European countries” based in “certain strategic locations” in Ukraine in the event of a peace treaty with Russia. (source)

Emmanuel Macron announces €2 billion in additional military aid for Ukraine. (source)