Earlier today, German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul announced a fresh aid package for Ukraine as he heads to Brussels for a NATO foreign ministers meeting later this week. 🚀
According to the Federal Foreign Office, Germany will purchase $200 million worth of defense equipment, scheduled for delivery in two batches under the Prioritized Ukraine Requirements List mechanism—a NATO framework that lets allies finance U.S. weapons for Ukraine.
On top of military hardware, Germany is pledging an extra €25 million to NATO’s Comprehensive Assistance Package. This funding will help provide Ukrainian service personnel with winter gear ❄️ and medical support 🩺 as they prepare for the harsh months ahead.
Wadephul emphasized that these commitments show how NATO allies are ramping up pressure on Russia, reinforcing unity and support for Ukraine. 🌍
Many eyes will be on the Brussels meeting as ministers coordinate the next steps in backing Ukraine through the winter and beyond.
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
