Ukraine
EU’s €6.1 Billion Ukraine Plan Tests Europe’s Defense Industry
The EU approved €6.1 billion for Ukraine’s defense needs, putting Europe’s missile, air defense, radar and counter-UAS capacity under a new test.
Ukraine
The EU approved €6.1 billion for Ukraine’s defense needs, putting Europe’s missile, air defense, radar and counter-UAS capacity under a new test.
Estonia
Estonia has received €351.6 million in its first EU SAFE payment, unlocking financing for air defense, ammunition, drones and other priority capabilities.
Poland
Poland wants unused EU SAFE defense loans beyond its €43.7 billion allocation, with transport and aerial refueling aircraft among potential purchases.
European Union
An established defense and dual-use trading company is seeking to acquire a licensed 400–800 m² ammunition storage facility located within the EU.
Bosnia and Herzegovina
The European Union has approved a €15 million support package for the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina through the European Peace Facility. The assistance is aimed at improving operational readiness, interoperability, and participation in EU and international missions.
European Union
EU ministers have approved national defence investment plans worth approximately €74 billion under the bloc’s €150 billion SAFE loan instrument. The decision allows participating member states to begin accessing EU-backed financing for military procurement.
European Union
The European Union is preparing a new defense financing mechanism intended to replace the Security Action for Europe program. The successor scheme is expected to build on SAFE’s joint procurement model while adjusting eligibility and financing conditions.
EU
The EU Council and European Parliament have reached a landmark agreement to accelerate and coordinate investments in Europe’s defense sector under the “ReArm Europe” plan — with Ukraine officially joining the European Defence Fund.
EU
The EU has mobilized €800 million to help Ukraine withstand winter energy challenges, enhance cyber defense, and support justice initiatives, including funding for a special tribunal and victims of war crimes.