Ukraine’s allies increase their defense support for Ukraine; Americans are set to manufacture Ukrainian naval drones.

Red Cat Holdings will start producing Magura V7 Ukrainian drones in the US by the third quarter of 2025, marking a significant breakthrough in exporting Ukrainian naval drone technology. This entry into the highly controlled US defense market highlights the acknowledged combat effectiveness of these drones.

Denmark has supplied Ukraine with its 26th military aid package, which comprises artillery systems, shells, combat aircraft equipment, and other supplies. Denmark aims to broaden the training initiatives for Ukrainian troops, committing DKK 4.2B (€546M) for new military support, scheduled for delivery between 2025 and 2028.

Italy will ship the Italian variant of the M113 tracked armored personnel carriers – the VCC-2 Camilino (400 total units) – alongside a satellite surveillance system.

Poland is also preparing to send its 47th military assistance package, estimated at around €200M, in the upcoming months.

Belgium is working to transfer aid worth €1B, which will consist of 100 armored ambulances, UNIMOG transport vehicles, and anti-aircraft systems.

Moreover, the EU plans to supply Kyiv with two million large-caliber munitions this year, nearly double the amount provided last year.