'We are stepping up': EU approves €6.1 billion for Ukraine’s defences
The EU has approved €6.1 billion for Ukraine’s defenses, but the currency of the loan is in dispute.
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The EU has approved €6.1 billion for Ukraine’s defenses, but the currency of the loan is in dispute.
Former US vice president Mike Pence is advocating for South Korea to supply Ukraine with missile interceptors, despite US stockpiles being depleted by the Iran war.
Ukraine has initiated active targeting of mobile ballistic missile launchers amid mounting concerns over Russian long-range weapon stockpiles.
Germany is initiating a multi-billion euro investment into a new domestic arsenal of cruise and hypersonic missiles to enhance its strategic deterrence.
Russia's offensive campaign in Ukraine has seen significant territorial gains, as well as new drone capabilities and international involvement.
Russia and Ukraine have exchanged overnight strikes, leaving civilians and infrastructure in the crossfire.
Ukraine is accelerating its missile production to address ongoing defense needs.
The US Army is seeking a new surface-to-air missile to counter small drones, aiming for a budget-friendly solution.
Ukraine claims North Korean missile unit has deployed to Russia to fight in the Ukraine war.
The U.S. Air Force is searching for a ground-based air defense system to protect air bases from cruise missiles and drones.