In 2026, 15 countries have taken on commitments to provide defense support to Ukraine, Ukraine’s Defense Minister Denys Shmyhal reported on Telegram following a meeting of Kyiv’s allies in the Ramstein format, RBC wrote on December 17.
The UNIAN Telegram channel provided more detailed information:
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Germany will allocate €11.5 billion in 2026 for military support;
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The United Kingdom will strengthen Ukraine’s air defense capabilities with £600 million, funded through frozen Russian assets, the UK budget, and partner contributions;
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Canada will provide an additional CAD 30 million for drones;
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The Netherlands pledged €700 million for UAVs;
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Montenegro, Denmark, and New Zealand will contribute to PURL, an initiative that enables NATO allies to purchase U.S. weapons for Ukraine;
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Estonia will contribute €9 million to the IT Coalition;
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Lithuania will allocate more than €200 million in 2026 for military support to Ukraine, while Latvia will continue assistance at no less than 0.25% of GDP—about €110 million;
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Luxembourg will provide €100 million in support for Ukraine, as well as $15 million under PURL;
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Norway pledged approximately $7 billion in total military assistance;
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Portugal will allocate €10 million for UAVs;
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Poland will supply 155 mm artillery shells, and the Czech Republic will finance the delivery of 760,000 artillery shells.
