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Record Military Aid for Ukraine Amid Continued Russian Aggression

European allies commit €21 billion in military support for Ukraine as NATO meetings address critical air defense needs and ongoing Russian offensives.


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During a NATO meeting in Brussels, UK Defense Secretary John Healey unveiled a $580 million military support package for Ukraine, amidst a record €21 billion commitment from European allies, primarily from Germany. The focus remains on enhancing air defenses, with Ukraine's Defense Minister Rustem Umerov emphasizing the urgent need for Patriot missiles. This comes as Russian missile assaults escalate, with the UK adopting a proactive stance against Moscow's tactics. As Ukraine pushes for international military aid, discussions continue about potential peace talks, despite skepticism regarding Russia's interest in negotiating a lasting ceasefire.

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Ukraine's allies have announced a record €21bn in additional military support for Kyiv, accusing Putin of delaying US-led ceasefire negotiations.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has urged allies for more advanced air defense systems like Patriot missiles after recent deadly attacks from Russian forces.

Reports indicate that Russia is escalating aerial bombardments, creating urgency for Western military aid to assist Ukraine during this crucial time.

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