NATO commits €140 billion in military support for Ukraine

Sergiy Sydorenko, Alona Mazurenko - 8 July, 16:42

Ukraine’s and NATO’s flags. Photo: Getty Images

Leaders of NATO member states have agreed that the Alliance will provide Ukraine with at least €140 billion in military support over 2026-2027.

Source: NATO's Ankara Summit Declaration obtained by European Pravda

Details: The summit declaration, a brief six-point document, includes a section fully dedicated to Ukraine.

It states that "European Allies and Canada now finance the vast majority of security assistance to Ukraine," while emphasising the need to maintain continued support.

Quote: "Allies underscore that this support must be equitable, predictable, and sustainable in the long-term. For 2026, Allies pledge €70 billion in military equipment, assistance and training for Ukraine and affirm their sovereign commitments to sustaining at least equivalent levels in 2027."

Details: Importantly, NATO members unanimously recognise the need for long-term funding for Ukraine's defence, indicating a commitment that extends well beyond 2027.

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