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Away from Washington, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky sought to broaden support for U.S. military aid speaking to state governors. (source)
Australia announced its largest ever military aid package for Ukraine, committing $250 million to bolster Ukraune defense. (source)
At this week's summit in Washington, NATO members agreed to provide at least €40 billion a year in military aid to Ukraine to repel Russian aggression. Estonia however, has pledged three times the amount agreed upon to continue supporting Ukraine. (source)
Argentinian Defence Minister Luis Alfonso Petri said neutrality is no longer a real option in the current situation. Therefore, the Argentine government, which previously seemed not to interfere in the situation in Europe, is changing its stance and announcing its readiness to transfer valuable equipment to Ukraine. The list includes Mi-171E transport helicopters, which were once purchased from the Russians, as well as ammunition for light weapons and 155 mm artillery. (source)

NATO is helping Ukraine to fight—but not to win. The Washington summit was heavy on promises but light on plans. (source)
The Biden Administration has announced the 61st presidential drawdown authority package, which has an estimated value of $225 million. This package includes one Patriot battery, munitions for rocket systems, and artillery and antitank weapons. (source)
Canada has announced the allocation of CAD 389 million (more than US$280 million) for training Ukrainian pilots on F-16 fighters. (source)

Portugal will allocate €220 million in military aid to Ukraine in 2025. (source)
Lithuania has handed Ukraine ammunition, antidrons and folding cribes (source)

UK Defense Secretary John Healey announced a new military aid package for Ukraine. The package will include “more artillery guns, a quarter of a million ammunition rounds and nearly 100 precision Brimstone missiles,” according to a government statement. (source)

London's support for Kiev during the conflict with Moscow will remain at the same level under his leadership, the new Prime Minister of Britain Keir Starmer has told Vladimir Zelensky. (source)

Mistral short-range air defence systems and missiles provided by Estonia have been delivered to Ukraine. (source)
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban continues to posture himself as a potential mediator to end the war in Ukraine despite Russian President Vladimir Putin's rejection of mediation or serious negotiations. Orban is likely aiming to shift Western focus towards possible peace negotiations as part of his overarching effort to undermine European support for Ukraine. (source)
New defence secretary John Healey announced a fresh British military aid package for Ukraine. Britain will supply a quarter of a million large, 50 calibre rounds of ammunition, 10 of its AS-90 artillery guns, which have a theoretical range of up to 25km, and 90 Brimstone ground-attack, anti-tank missiles from its own stocks. (source)

Marine Le Pen vowed a prime minister from her party would prevent Kyiv using French-supplied long-range weapons to strike inside Russia and would stymie French President Emmanuel Macron’s suggestion he might put French boots on Ukrainian soil. (source)
The Ministry of Defense of Latvia informs that the supply of the next drone package to the Ukrainian Armed Forces will be gradually carried out in July as part of the drone coalition. More than 2,500 different types and performance combat drones worth € 4 million will be delivered to Ukraine. The first shipment of the apious package – 300 drones will be delivered in the coming days. (source)

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has renewed his appeal for more long-range weapons and air defences. (source)

Ukraine is determined to achieve guarantees on military aid at NATO summit in July. (source)
The Biden administration will provide Ukraine with $150 million worth of weapons and ammunition, including HAWK air defense interceptors and 155-millimeter artillery munitions, two US officials said on Friday. The weapons aid package is expected to be unveiled on Monday. (source)
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said on Friday that military pledges outlined in 20 security agreements Kyiv has signed with its partners total $60 billion annually for the next four years. (source)

Finland is sending its 24th military aid package to Ukraine, the Ministry of Defence announced on Friday. The value of the latest aid package is around 159 million euros, bringing Finland's overall support to Ukraine to 2.2 billion euros. (source)
DMG Mori, a worldwide leader of cutting machine tools, supplied equipment to Russia that was used in weapons production despite the official ban. (source)

Lithuania will help Ukraine in reforming the military education system. (source)

Slovak president Pellegrini during his visit to Czech Republic: "Slovakia has boosted production in its factories, where ammunition of the required calibres is produced or refurbished." He added that a significant portion of the ammunition to be provided to Ukraine based on the Czech initiative will be refurbished in Slovak production plants. (source)
The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has authorized the use of Italian Puma armored personnel carriers in the army. Presumably, the batch of Puma APCs was included in one of the classified defense aid packages to Ukraine from the Italian government. (source)
The second batch of Patriot anti-aircraft missiles long-range sent by Spain arrived in Ukraine. Shipping includes, in addition to the Patriots, a second round of Leopard battle tanks, ammunition of various kinds, including 155mm artillery, systems for surveillance and remote weapon turrets. (source)
Serbian Prime Minister Miloš Vučević has called for the continuation of the sale of Serbian ammunition to third countries. (source)

The first shipment of ammunition from Czech initiative arrived in Ukraine. (source)

EU foreign ministers approved 1.4 billion euros (1.5 billion dollars) in military aid for Ukraine, with the package to be financed for the first time by proceeds from frozen Russian Central Bank assets. (source)

The president of Slovenia, Natasha Pirc Musar, announced that she will visit the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, in Thursday, June 27. There she will sign a bilateral agreement between Slovenia and Ukraine in the field of security. (source)

Netherlands and another country intend to jointly hand over to Ukraine another "Patriot" air defense system, after Romania made a similar decision this week. This was announced by the Dutch Minister of Defense Kaisa Olongren. (source)
The defense industries of Ukraine and Romania signed a memorandum in Paris. The National Association of Ukrainian Defense Industries (NAUDI) reported that the memorandum with the PATROMIL association provided for the maintenance of equipment and the production of ammunition. (source)