Military Support News - Latest Updates & Headlines
Greek Defence Minister says ready to support Lebanese army
Beirut, April 8: Greece is ready to provide necessary support to the Lebanese army as needed, Greek Defence Minister Nikos Dendias said here Tuesday.
Europe's major military powers reaffirm support for Ukraine
Paris, March 13: Defence Ministers from Europe's top five military powers, France, Germany, Britain, Italy and Poland, met in Paris and voiced support for the Ukrainian army.
Ukraine says US resumes military aid to Kyiv
Kyiv, March 12: US military aid to Ukraine has been restored, the Interfax-Ukraine news agency reported Wednesday.
North Korea sent 200 long-range artillery pieces to Russia, additional supply likely
Seoul, Feb 11: North Korea is estimated to have sent about 200 pieces of long-range artillery to Russia and is likely to send more troops and weapons in support of Moscow's war against Ukraine, South Korea's defence ministry said on Tuesday.
First French Mirage 2000 jets arrive in Ukraine: Defence minister
Paris, Feb 6: The first batch of Mirage 2000 fighter jets from France have arrived in Ukraine, said French Defence Minister Sebastien Lecornu on Thursday.
French President pledges support for Lebanese army
Beirut, Jan 17: Visiting French President Emmanuel Macron reaffirmed on Friday France's commitment to supporting the Lebanese army, announcing plans to establish a new training centre for Lebanese soldiers.
Spanish FM announces 10-million-euro donation to Lebanese army
Beirut, Jan 16: Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares Bueno announced that Spain will donate 10 million euros to the Lebanese Armed Forces.
Biden, Zelenskyy discuss US support, sanctions on Russian energy sector
Washington DC, January 11: US President Joe Biden and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held discussions on Friday to reaffirm the United States' support for Ukraine in its defence against Russian aggression.
Germany: Biden Administration allocates additional USD 500 million in military aid to Ukraine
Berlin, January 10: The Biden administration on Thursday (local time) approved an additional USD 500 million in military aid to Ukraine, along with the weapons and equipment package, drawing from the existing US military stockpiles, as reported by The Hill.