Ukraine’s defense minister, ‘United for Ukraine’ delegation discuss key defense needs

Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov met with a delegation from the international parliamentary alliance “United for Ukraine” (U4U) in Kyiv to discuss Ukraine’s key defense needs in 2025.

The minister shared details of the meeting on Facebook, Ukrinform reports.

According to him, “United for Ukraine” is a global network of Ukraine’s friends who consistently support Ukrainians in their countries and on the international stage.

The minister expressed gratitude for their steadfast support of Ukraine through 11 years of Russian aggression and three years of the full-scale war.

“Russia is trying to mislead the world about its intentions while continuing to amass troops and ramp up weapons production in preparation for further aggression,” Umerov said.

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He also briefed the delegation on the current situation at the front, the threats to Europe, and the Kremlin’s real plans.

The parties discussed Ukraine’s key defense needs for 2025, which are essential for thwarting the enemy’s plans, including air defense systems, artillery and ammunition, and air capabilities.

They also analyzed the level of military assistance for 2022–2024 and plans for 2025. Umerov said that increasing support is critical to Ukraine’s victory.

A separate focus was placed on the potential of Ukraine’s defense industry.

The parliamentarians confirmed that Europe would stand with Ukraine until victory.

“Our unity is our strength. Together, we must work on real security guarantees to ensure lasting and just peace in Europe,” the meeting participants said.


Source: Ukraine's defense minister, 'United for Ukraine' delegation discuss key defense needs

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