NATO Plans to Allocate €140 Billion to Ukraine for Military Needs

NATO countries are planning to allocate €140 billion to Ukraine for military needs: €70 billion in 2026, the rest in 2027.

This issue to be a key one at the Alliance summit, which will be held in Ankara on July 8-9.

This issue will undoubtedly be the subject of the most heated debate. Slovakia has promised to block the allocation of funds to Kyiv, and the same is expected from Hungary and the Czech Republic.

Donald Trump is also reluctant to engage in charity. In this case, allocating funds would be an act of philanthropy for the Americans, as the European Union insists that Kyiv purchase exclusively European weapons from now on.