Following the meeting of the Contact Group on the Defense of Ukraine (in the "Ramstein" format), Ukraine received commitments from allies for $422 million through the PURL initiative, $715 million for procurement from the Ukrainian defense industry, and over $100 million in military aid, Ukrainian Defense Minister Denys Shmyhal announced on Thursday in Telegram, writes UNN.
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"During the meeting in the 'Ramstein' format, we reached agreements with our allies that will strengthen Ukraine," the minister noted.
New contributions to the PURL initiative totaling at least $422 million
According to him, more than half of NATO member countries have already made or declared contributions to PURL.
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New contributions for procurement from the Ukrainian industry – $715 million
According to him, these commitments include:
- Norway – $600 million for UAVs, EW systems, and explosives;
- Netherlands – $106 million for attack and reconnaissance UAVs;
- Canada – $8 million for interceptor drones;
- Iceland – $4 million within the framework of the "Danish model."
Military aid: Sweden – $8 billion for security assistance to Ukraine in 2026-2027. Czech Republic – a new package of $72 million. Canada – $20 million for winter equipment and missile components. Portugal – $12 million to the British fund for the procurement of weapons for Ukraine IFU. Finland – is preparing the 13th package of military aid