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Ukraine to receive $580 million of UK-led military support
April 11, 2025 - The UK has announced a further £450 million ($585 million) of military aid to Kyiv, as European allies attempt to strengthen Ukraine’s position ahead of any peace deal with Russia
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Defence officials are convening to “pile pressure” on Russian President Vladimir Putin and force him to end his invasion of Ukraine, UK Defence Secretary John Healey said at a meeting of 50 nations in Brussels.
The package includes funding for hundreds of thousands of drones, anti-tanks mines and and repairs to military vehicles.
About £350m will be provided by the UK, with extra funding from Norway via the UK-led International Fund for Ukraine, the BBC said.