In June, allies decided that NATO would assume a greater role in co-ordinating arms supplies to Ukraine, taking over from the U.S.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky shakes hands with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg during their meeting at NATO Headquarters in Brussels, in this handout photograph taken and released by Ukrainian Presidential Press Service on June 27.NATO allies have agreed to fund military aid for Ukraine with 40 billion euros next year, two Western European diplomats told Reuters on Wednesday, a week before the alliance’s leaders are set to meet in Washington.
Member states “will aim to meet this pledge through proportionate contributions,” the agreement said. After Russia’s invasion in 2022, the United States gathered like-minded nations at the Ramstein air base in Germany, forming a group of nations that now numbers about 50, which meets regularly to match Kyiv’s arms requests with pledges of donors.
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