What's in the new aid package?

The new package consists of a wide range of support. Around £ 350 million will come from the UK. Norway will contribute additional funds through UK -led International Funds for UK supports Ukraine.

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UK has already sent repair and maintenance to military vehicles and equipment

Hundreds of thousands of drones

Radar system

Tank anti -mines

Of the total, £ 160 million is set separately for repair and maintenance. Another £ 250 million will move towards the "Close Fight" package. This part will fund drones, radar systems and mines, which aims to help Ukrainian soldiers directly to the battlefield.

A clear message to Russia

Hele said that the joint support of various countries shows a strong message to Russia. "We cannot forget the war and put peace in peace," he said. "This major package will help Ukraine to keep the line." He called 2025 a "important year" for Ukraine. He also stated that it is the job of defense ministers to ensure that they get the equipment required to protect their country and gain control. Ukraine's strongest backers since the war began.

Some say that it's not enough

Not everyone is satisfied with new funding. Liberal Democrats called £ 450 million "small changes" in comparison to what Ukraine really needs. The party's defense spokesperson Helen Maguire said the UK should go ahead and confiscate Russian property in the country to give even more support to Ukraine. "While we welcome any increase in support for Ukraine," Maguire said, "This is a smaller change than the package required to deal with Putin's barbaric war." Ukraine aid 2025.

New leadership in Ukraine support

This week's meeting in Brussels is led by John Hele and German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius. This is part of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group. The group was usually led by the US leadership, but it changed after Donald Trump became President in January. Now, the UK and Germany are playing a big role, with US European defense matters. The meeting is correct after another meeting of 30 countries in Brussels. The group led by France and the UK discussed the idea of sending a long -term force to (Ukraine war support) to help maintain peace after the war ended.

Focus on Ukraine's army, not peace soldiers

Helle made it clear that there is no plan to send peace soldiers. According to AFP, he said that he does not expect any "assurance force" that would stand between Russian and Ukrainian soldiers. Instead, the focus is on the construction of Ukraine's army so that it can fight and defend his land. The UK and its colleagues believe that Ukraine requires strong military support to bring a permanent peace. This means to push back against Russia and to provide equipment, weapons and training to protect their freedom. With the plan of new funding, international cooperation, and more meetings, the UK and its partners aim to help Ukraine to be stronger.

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