Tanks, ammunition, missiles, and air defense: Ukraine’s allies continue to provide support.

The Ministry of Defense of the Netherlands noted that they are preparing with Denmark to send 14 Leopard 2A4 tanks, which were repaired by the German company Rheinmetall, to Ukraine by the end of the summer.

At the same time, Poland will provide its 45th package of military aid to Ukraine, which includes a significant amount of ammunition. The total cost of the assistance Poland has sent to the Armed Forces of Ukraine since 2022 has exceeded $4B. The country has already transferred 10 MiG-29 aircraft to Ukraine and is working on the possibility of reinforcing Ukraine’s Air Force with its aircraft.

Also, the UK government has ordered £176M worth of light multi-role Martlet missiles (LMM) for its own military, although some are being prepared for transfer to Ukraine.

In addition, Spain promised to supply Ukraine with a Hawk anti-aircraft battery in September to strengthen Ukraine’s air defenses.