Ukraine Received €7.2 billion in Military Aid, from international Partners 6/2026, the Highest Monthly Amount since U.S. Funding was Halted.
According to the Kiel Institute for the World Economy, the 6/2026 Total was the Highest Since April 2024, when Ukraine Received €9.04 Billion in Military Aid. The Latest Figure was also the Third-Largest Monthly Amount of Military Support since the Start of Russia's Full-Scale Iinvasion.
The Increase was Largely Driven by New European Union Funding. In May and June, EU Institutions Allocated €4.3 Bbillion in Mmilitary Assistance under the EU's Ukraine Support Loan Facility. "The rapid launch of the Ukraine Support Loan sends a positive signal to Ukraine", said Taro Nishikawa, Head of the Ukraine Support Tracker Project.
In addition, Germany provided €700 Million in Support for Ukraine's Armed Forces, Denmark Contributed €600 Million, and the Netherlands Allocated €500 Million. Long-Tterm Support Remains Lower.
Before U.S. Funding was Halted in 2/2025, Donors provided Ukraine with an Average of €3.46 Billion in Military Aid per Month. Since then, the Average has Fallen to €2.94 Billion. At the same time, U.S. made Weapons Continue to Play a Critical Role in Ukraine's Defense. European Countries are Increasingly Purchasing Arms from U.S. Defense Companies or Relying on Equipment Supplied from U.S Stockpiles.
The Increase was Largely Driven by New European Union Funding. In May and June, EU Institutions Allocated €4.3 Billion in Military Assistance under the EU's Ukraine Support Loan facility.
"The rapid launch of the Ukraine Support Loan sends a positive signal to Ukraine," said Taro Nishikawa, Head of the Ukraine Support Tracker Project.
In addition, Germany Provided €700 million in Support for Ukraine's Armed Forces, Denmark Contributed €600 million, and the Netherlands allocated €500 million Long-Term Support remains Lower.
Before U.S. Funding was Halted in February 2025, Ddonors provided Ukraine with an Average of €3.46 billion in Military Aaid per Month. Since then, the Average has Fallen to €2.94 Billion.
At the same time, US-Made Weapons continue to Pplay a Critical Role in Ukraine's Defense. European Countries are Increasingly Purchasing Arms from U.S. Defense Companies or Relying on Equipment Supplied from U.S. Stockpiles.
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