Ukraine's partners at the 35th Ramstein meeting allocated over $1. 7 billion. Of this, $1.2 billion will go to air defense, and $540 million to long-range artillery ammunition.
The coalition agreement provides for the long-term deployment of US units and defense spending at 5% of GDP. The government will also continue its support for Ukraine.
Lithuania's Cabinet of Ministers will resign next Tuesday due to a new coalition. The majority will be formed by the Social Democrats and two other political forces.
The Netherlands has handed over an Alkmaar-class minehunter named Henichesk to Ukraine. The fleet now has five such vessels for searching for and neutralizing naval mines.
Lithuania is the first in the world to dismantle Chernobyl-type reactors using robots. The buildings of the Ignalina NPP may be converted into a scientific center.
Eurosatory-2026 launches in Paris with 2,000 companies participating. Ukraine presents its own missiles, drones, and cutting-edge robotic systems.
Vilnius Airport rescheduled three flights affecting 480 passengers due to an aerial threat. The unidentified object turned out to be a standard meteorological balloon.
More than 60 Ukrainian companies will showcase their developments at Eurosatory-2026 in Paris.
Near the border with Belarus, 2,900 NATO troops conducted their first exercises. The unit utilizes 300 drones and incorporates combat experience from the war in Ukraine.
One of the largest international exhibitions in the field of defense and security, Eurosatory-2026, kicks off in Paris on June 15. The Ukrainian company Fire Point, developer of the FREYJA anti-ballistic software, will participate in the event.
The Alliance has established the FLF unit in Finland for rapid response. The new military unit also includes a Swedish combat group.
The European Commission will tighten visa rules for Russians following complaints from 11 countries. New security measures will be introduced within the framework of the Visa Code.
Eleven countries are demanding that the European Commission stop issuing Schengen visas to citizens of the Russian Federation. In 2025, Russians received more than 620 thousand entry permits.
More than 1,000 US troops are leaving Lithuania following the completion of their rotation. Washington has confirmed plans for a continued troop presence in the country.
Project Flytrap 5. 0 exercises took place in Lithuania with the participation of the US and UK to counter drones. The military tested 50 new developments near the border with Belarus.
Ukraine and Lithuania have launched Brave Lithuania to develop defense technologies. The program will focus on drones, electronic warfare, and artificial intelligence.
In Vilnius, the joint production of interceptor drones and naval drones was discussed. Lithuania will fund defense projects through the SAFE mechanism.
Estonia has authorized the Tesla FSD system following the Netherlands and Lithuania. The driver must constantly monitor the vehicle and bears full responsibility for its movement.
Orlen has entered into negotiations to purchase a stake in Ukrnafta to strengthen its position. The company already supplies approximately 1.5 million tons of petroleum products to Ukraine.
The Lithuanian government is considering a ban on citizens of the Russian Federation and Belarus from participating in sports and scientific events. This would allow for references to national security.
Latvia is installing three rows of concrete blocks on the border with the Russian Federation to deter military equipment. Work within the Baltic Defense Line is expected to be completed by 2028.
EU ministers in Cyprus rejected Russia's attempts to choose a negotiator from Europe. Kaja Kallas emphasized that the bloc will present a united front in the negotiations.
Lithuania's RSI Europe has delivered 9,500 Shpak FPV drones in three modifications to Ukraine. The contract allowed the company to triple its production capacity.
Andrius Kubilius urged the EU to open arsenals for Ukraine and move to mass production of weapons. Europe is currently lagging behind the Russian Federation in missile production.
A leak of documents has revealed Russia's plans for hybrid attacks in the EU to discredit Ukraine. The Kremlin is preparing provocations in Paris and spreading fakes about the government.
The leak of 600,000 records from Lithuania's state registries is being linked to a foreign state. Adrijus Jusas, head of the Centre of Registers, has resigned following the incident.
Gitanas Nausėda called for the strengthening of air defense due to rising hybrid threats and incidents involving Russian drones. Europe must take concrete action to protect its borders.
Zelenskyy hinted at Lukashenko's illegitimacy due to Tsikhanouskaya's participation in the international summit. Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs plans to discuss relations specifically with her.
Russia has deployed 36 antennas in Kaliningrad to spoof GPS signals within a 450 km radius. This creates constant interference for aviation and communications in EU countries.
The Baltic states have approached Ukraine for its experience in creating shelters due to the threat of Russian drones. Metinvest is already in negotiations regarding the construction of these structures.