British Foreign Secretary David Cameron and his French counterpart Stephane Sejourne jointly called on allies to do more to ensure Ukraine’s victory over Russia. Cameron and Sejourne emphasized that their countries are clearly aware that Ukraine must win the war.
“If Ukraine loses, we all lose. The price of failure to support Ukraine will be much greater than the price of fighting back against Putin,” they said.
Meanwhile, Estonia and Luxembourg announced new financial contributions to the IT coalition within the Contact Group in the Ramstein format. An increase in the number of participants in the initiative, additional contributions, and the first equipment supplies to Ukraine are soon expected.
In turn, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Dmytro Kuleba, coordinated with David Cameron on the next steps to search for and transfer additional air defense systems to Ukraine, particularly Patriot systems.
Bild claims that Ukraine has received less than half of the €28B in German military aid that the Bundestag has promised. So far, only €10.2B in military aid has been transferred to Kyiv.