At the NATO summit in Ankara on July 7–8, allied countries agreed to…
At the NATO summit in Ankara on July 7–8, allied countries agreed to provide Ukraine with €70 billion in military aid for 2026 and maintain a similar level of support in 2027. The declaration did not include specific commitments regarding Ukraine’s potential membership in NATO.
Consensus
- NATO countries agreed to provide Ukraine with €70 billion in military aid for 2026.
- The same level of military support is expected in 2027 as in 2026.
- The decision was made during the NATO summit held in Ankara on July 7–8, 2024.
- Funds will be used for military equipment, training, and other forms of assistance to Ukraine.
- The declaration did not include specific commitments or a roadmap for Ukraine’s accession to NATO.
Points of divergence
- Ukraine is expected to receive €140 billion in military aid from NATO and the EU combined over 2026–2027, with €60 billion already committed by the European Union. — interfax
- Germany plans to make the largest contribution to a new €70 billion military aid package for Ukraine, though the exact amount of its share was not disclosed. — fontanka
- NATO leaders excluded any mention of Ukraine’s future membership in the alliance from the final declaration, stating only that Ukraine 'contributes to transatlantic security'. — vm
- Hungary's Prime Minister Peter Madyar stated his government would not supply military aid to Ukraine but would continue humanitarian support. — vedomosti
- Bulgaria’s Prime Minister Rumena Radew said the country had exhausted its capacity for further arms deliveries and had already provided 13 military aid packages. — vedomosti
Coverage (10 sources)
- Kyiv to receive €70 billion in military aid from NATO in 2026 — Вести
- NATO countries pledged Ukraine $70 billion in 2026 in summit declaration — Коммерсантъ
- Ukraine's admission to NATO is not reflected in the final summit declaration — Вести
- NATO committed to allocating €70 billion to Ukraine in 2026 — Вечерняя Москва
- NATO to provide Ukraine with €70 billion in military aid in 2026 — Ведомости
- Germany prepares €70 billion in new aid package for Kyiv — Фонтанка
- Germany plans to provide the most military aid to Ukraine among NATO members — Вести
- Germany announces largest contribution to NATO package for Kyiv — Ведомости
- Le Figaro reports that NATO and the EU will provide Kyiv with €140 billion in military aid — Интерфакс
- At the NATO summit, Ukraine promised to receive only €10 billion — Вести
Key entities
- NATO
- Ukraine
- Kyiv
- Germany
- Ankara
- Moscow
- FRG
- Boris Pistorius
- EU
- Bild
- North Atlantic Alliance
- Le Figaro
- INTERFAX.RU
- European Union
- AFP