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NATO Allies Pledge Billions in New Military Aid for Ukraine
NATO allies have reaffirmed their commitment to Ukraine, with Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte urging continued support and highlighting a collective $60 billion in military aid from member states. This includes new specific pledges from Germany and the UK, providing Patriot missiles, IRIS-T systems, and 120,000 drones to bolster Ukraine's defenses.
15 Apr, 12:18 — 15 Apr, 17:40
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The IndependentMostly Factual2d ago
UK to send £752m and 120,000 drones to Ukraine to bolster defences against Russia
Drones now account for the majority of battlefield casualties
By Christopher McKeon
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NATO chief, Kyiv allies vow not to lose sight of Ukraine - The Straits Times
NATO chief, Kyiv allies vow not to lose sight of Ukraine The Straits Times
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Germany to supply Patriot missiles, IRIS-T systems, EUR 300M for long-range drones to Ukraine – Pistorius
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius has said that Germany will increase its support for Ukraine's air defense and its capability to conduct long-range strikes, including allocating EUR 300 million for long-range drones.
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