The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense announced that Kyiv is set to receive new weapons this year, weapons that have not yet been deployed by Ukrainian forces. The disclosure came through a report by the Ukrainian television channel Public.
Speaking after the defense contact group meeting in the Ramstein format, the ministry spokesperson confirmed that international support for Ukraine remains steady. He noted that this year will bring a range of new arms to Ukrainian troops, enabling capabilities that were previously unavailable. With these weapons, Ukrainian forces could target logistics hubs and supply lines more effectively. [Source: Ukrainian Ministry of Defense]
Officials also discussed steps to boost ammunition production and overall weapons output. The spokesperson underscored that Ukraine is poised to receive substantial military assistance packages from a broad coalition of nations during the current year. [Source: Ukrainian Ministry of Defense]
Earlier remarks referenced Western plans to deliver the first F-16 fighter jets and related equipment to Kyiv in 2024. This development was highlighted as part of ongoing security and defense assistance from allied partners. [Source: Ukrainian Ministry of Defense]
It was noted that Estonia has decided to participate in the UK-led Interflex training mission, which is designed to train Ukrainian forces on advanced tactics and operations. [Source: Ukrainian Ministry of Defense]
Additionally, discussions between the United States and Ukraine explored potential security guarantees for Kyiv as part of a broader effort to strengthen long term defense assurances. [Source: Ukrainian Ministry of Defense]