Overview
- The United Kingdom announced more than £500 million focused on air defense, including 1,000 British-made small missiles valued at £390 million.
- London will allocate about £150 million to a NATO-backed mechanism to purchase U.S. weapons for Kyiv.
- Germany will deliver five PAC-3 interceptors for Ukraine and urged partners to provide at least thirty more.
- Officials said the roughly $35 billion total for 2026 reflects a mix of new pledges and previously announced commitments.
- Ministers framed the push as urgent after large-scale Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy network caused widespread heat and power outages in winter.