military aid

The Swedish government will allocate more than $150 million for the supply of modern artillery and underwater systems to Ukraine.

Ukrainian special forces have received new equipment from partners from Latvia – Rey catamaran drones are already performing combat missions on the front.

The government is discussing with international companies the prospects for modernizing coastal monitoring and shipping safety systems.

Instead of deploying ground forces, Britain and France are focusing on air and naval support for Ukraine.

Kyiv is discussing with partners the possibility of deploying an allied contingent in the Black Sea and Ukrainian skies within the framework of future security guarantees.

The modern T12 speedboat has joined the Defense Intelligence fleet, assisting in medical evacuations, rescue operations and combat missions.

Ukraine receives minesweepers, boats, naval drones, strike weapons, and modern technologies from international partners to protect the water area.

The Ukrainian Navy has been replenished with boats used for river and coastal operations.

The new military aid package focuses on strengthening Ukraine’s navy.

The Commander of the Ukrainian Navy met with the Commander of the Danish Navy in Odesa to strengthen military cooperation between the two countries.