Germany to Provide Ukraine With €11.6 Billion in 2027 and Expand Joint Drone Production — Key Agreements Reached in Berlin
Germany plans to provide Ukraine with €11.6 billion in assistance in 2027, accelerate deliveries of missiles for Patriot air defense systems, and expand cooperation on drone production. Kyiv and Berlin have also agreed to develop joint defense projects under the Drone Deal initiative. The agreements were discussed during a visit by the Ukrainian delegation to Germany, UATV English reports. During…
Germany has pledged to provide Ukraine with €11.6 billion in assistance in 2027, alongside accelerating missile deliveries for Patriot air defense systems and expanding joint drone production cooperation. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius, who briefed him on the ongoing Russian attacks on critical infrastructure throughout Ukraine.
Strengthening Ukraine's air defenses was a significant focus of the discussions, with Germany expressing willingness to expedite missile deliveries and explore various solutions, including IRIS-T systems and F-16 ammunition. The two nations also agreed to implement the Drone Deal initiative, with the aim of developing defense industry capabilities, creating new drones, and jointly countering threats posed by unmanned aerial vehicles.
Furthermore, Germany aims to join Ukraine's Brave1 defense innovation platform, which fosters collaboration among developers, military personnel, and investors to create and deploy new defense technologies.
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