Ukraine needs Public Support!

Justin Trudeau, Prime minister of Canada: "This afternoon, I announced new military support for Ukraine – we’ll provide them with 50 made-in-Canada armoured vehicles. I also confirmed that we’ll contribute pilot and maintenance instructors for F-16 fighter aircraft, and support for Leopard 2 tank maintenance." (source)

Biden informed Zelenskyy that Washington would send a number of ATACMS long-range missiles to Kyiv, citing information from four unnamed US officials. (source)
United States President Joe Biden has announced that the first US-made Abrams tanks will be delivered to Ukraine next week. (source)

Poland will no longer supply weapons to Ukraine, Poland’s Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki was reported as saying, amid growing tension between Warsaw and Kyiv in a dispute over grain exports. (source)
Germany is boosting Ukraine's robot fleet with the promise of 50 new USVs (uncrewed surface vessels). (source)
Ukraine has received 10 Swedish variants of Leopard 2A5 tanks Stridsvagn 122, together with Ukrainian crews trained in Sweden. (source)
The Danish government is looking to increase ammunition production and already has its eyes set on purchasing back land with an old weapons factory in a bid to help Ukraine and boost NATO’s military production. (source)
The Department of Defense is sending an additional security assistance package to meet Ukraine's critical security and defense needs. It includes air defence Avenger systems, artillery shells and anti-armor rockets. (source)

Minister of Defense of Spain Margarita Robles announced a new package of security and humanitarian aid to Ukraine. It will include APC, rigid hull inflatable boats, anti-aircraft missiles and missile launchers and military trucks. (source)
Albania hands over 22 MaxxPro armored vehicles to Ukraine (source)

US military aid and training for Ukrainian forces could be disrupted in the event of a US government shutdown. (source)
Ukraine and France are discussing transferring of French fighter jets Mirage 2000 to Ukraine. (source)

Canada announced it will supply Ukraine with $24.5 mln for air defense. (source)

Ukraine has received industrial-level 3D printers from the US that are capable of printing spare parts for military equipment. (source)

After passing orientation training which includes test flights in both aircraft and simulator joint, Ukrainian pilots have now been allowed to test fly the Gripen fighter planes. (source)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is expected at the White House and on Capitol Hill next week as he visits the U.S. during the United Nations General Assembly. (source)

Germany has announced a new package of military aid delivered to Ukraine. It includes 20 Marder IFVs with ammunition, 3000 155mm artillery shells, 2 mine-clearing tanks Wesent1, 1 Satcom surveillance system, 20 reconnaissance drones RQ-35 HEIDRUN, ambulances and heavy-duty trucks. (source)

Denmark will donate a package worth 5.8 billion Danish crowns ($833 million) to Ukraine, including tanks, infantry fighting vehicles, tank ammunition and anti-aircraft guns. (source)

The UK has donated Malloy heavy-lift drones to Ukraine. These drones can transport weights of up to 180 kg over a distance of 70 km. (source)

According to US officials, President Joe Biden's administration will likely send Ukraine long-range tactical missile systems (ATACMS), which Kiev has been seeking for months. (source)

Lithuania has provided Ukraine with one and a half million rounds of ammunition. (source)
10 Leopard 1A5 tanks from Denmark are already in Ukraine and more are on the way. (source)

Еhe Department of Defense (DoD) announced a new security assistance package for Ukraine. This USAI package includes equipment includes: equipment to sustain and integrate Ukraine's air defense systems; additional ammunition for High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS); 105mm artillery rounds; electronic warfare and counter-electronic warfare equipment; demolition munitions for obstacle clearing; mine clearing equipment; and support and equipment for training, maintenance, and sustainment activities. (source)

The Defense Department announced an additional security assistance package valued at up to $175 million. The package includes additional air defense equipment, artillery rounds and anti-tank weapons. (source)

Germany buys only 200 IRIS-T SLS missiles from Sweden for Ukraine. The aforementioned 200 anti-aircraft missiles were the maximum that Germany could buy from Sweden. (source)

The United States has signed a $192 million contract with Raytheon Missiles and Defense to supply AMRAAM missiles as part of the aid budget for Ukraine (source)
Switzerland's Federal Department of Defence (DDPS) announced that it had received a tracked remote-controlled mine-clearing vehicle DIGGER D-250 from Digger Foundation, a Swiss-based non-profit organisation (NPO), for delivery to Ukraine. (source)
US to send depleted-uranium munitions to Ukraine (source)