1. Funding Snapshot (2024-2025)
| Contribution Type | Value (€) | Key Allocation |
|---|---|---|
| Multi-year total (16 partners) | ≈ 1.1 billion | Hardware, software, training |
| 2025 disbursements (YTD) | 3.3 m + 7.5 m + 2 m | Comms equipment, platform scaling |
“Our job now is to deepen this technological cooperation.”
— Rustem Umerov, Minister of Defence
2. Capability Enhancements
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Secure Battlefield Comms – Encrypted radio and data links delivered.
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DELTA Combat System – Funding for further scalability and user expansion.
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“Oberig” Digital Registry – Development capital for personnel and asset tracking.
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Mobile Apps – Upgrades to Army+ and Reserve+ for troop management.
3. Governance and Membership
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Framework: IT Coalition (Ramstein capability subgroup)
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Coordination: NATO Support and Supply Agency (NSPA)
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Lead Nations: Estonia, Luxembourg
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Participants (16): Belgium, Denmark, Ireland, Iceland, Spain, Italy, Canada, Latvia, Lithuania, Netherlands, Germany, United Kingdom, Finland, Sweden, Japan.
4. Forward Agenda
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Project Scaling – Expand secure networks to additional brigades.
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Cyber Resilience – Joint exercises and SOC integration with coalition partners.
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Innovation Pipeline – Continuous funding rounds for Ukrainian-developed tech.
The coalition’s financial and in-kind contributions underscore a shared commitment to keep Ukraine’s defence infrastructure digitally robust, agile, and interoperable with NATO standards.
