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£350 m earmarked for 100 000 UAVs; package drawn from London’s £4.5 bn 2025 military-aid envelope

Estonian-French partnership delivers remote-controlled mine-clearance capability funded by Paris

Remote-controlled systems based on Milrem’s THeMIS platform will enhance SES mine-clearance operations

Package features air-defense upgrades, drones, and 100 Unimog trucks to bolster Kyiv’s front-line resilience

Norway will complete the transfer of all six promised F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine by the end of 2025, Norwegian Defense Minister Tore Sandvik confirmed in an interview with NRK

Ukraine’s metallurgical sector continues to show resilience and adaptability in 2025. According to industry data, from January to April 2025, Ukrainian metallurgical enterprises produced 1.982 million tons of rolled metal, reflecting a 0.5% increase compared to the same period in 2024

Full annual production of France’s leading self-propelled howitzers to reinforce Ukraine’s defense capabilities

The approval unlocks domestic production of fuel assemblies for VVER reactors and accelerates Kyiv’s plan to supply half of its own nuclear fuel by 2027

BYD dominates new-EV registrations while used-car buyers flock to Tesla

Latvia has announced the transfer of another batch of 1,500 combat drones to Ukraine, reinforcing Kyiv’s defense capabilities amid ongoing support from international partners

In the first two months of 2025, Ukraine significantly increased the import of electric vehicles (EVs), strengthening its position in the fast-growing electric mobility sector

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has introduced a simplified procedure for importing explosives and components for ammunition manufacturers without active state contracts

In the first quarter of 2025, 659 ships called at Odessa region ports through Ukraine’s sea corridor—an all‑time high despite 35 missile and drone attacks that damaged three vessels and claimed lives

In a significant step towards strengthening military cooperation, the Ukrainian and Czech delegations held discussions in Kyiv regarding the progress and future plans of the “Ammunition Initiative

In March 2024, Ukrainians boosted their purchase of hybrid vehicles, registering over 2,100 units—a 15% increase compared to the same period last year

At a recent meeting of NATO defense ministers in Brussels under the Ramstein format, German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius announced a new military aid package destined for Ukraine

In March 2025, the Ukrainian market for electric vehicles (EVs) witnessed strong growth, with 4,680 electric cars joining the national fleet

Latvia has made a significant contribution to Ukraine’s defense by transferring 1,500 drones as part of the international “Drone Coalition.”

The Czech Republic will continue its initiative to supply artillery ammunition to Ukraine in 2025, matching last year’s total volume of 1.5 million shells

French President Emmanuel Macron announced a new aid package worth €2 billion for Ukraine on March 26, emphasizing that these measures address the country’s “urgent needs.”

The United States is set to resume deliveries of modernized Ground-Based Small-Diameter Bombs (GLSDB) to Ukraine, a move aimed at countering Russian jamming tactics and filling the gap left by exhausted ATACMS stocks

Ukraine’s fertilizer imports have surged beyond forecasts in 2025, marking a robust recovery phase in the agricultural input market

At the end of last year, Portugal supplied eight SA-330 Puma helicopters to Ukraine, adding to an extensive list of Western military support aimed at bolstering Ukraine’s defensive capabilities

A new piece of air defense technology has arrived in Ukraine: the Romanian CA-95 surface-to-air missile system, a local version of the Soviet Strela-1 design