The German foreign minister said he expects additional air defense supplies for Ukraine from at least two more countries.
Ukraine's president discussed defense and energy support with Denmark's parliament speaker and the EBRD's chief during talks in Kyiv.
Ukrainian producers say their output far exceeds what the government can afford to buy, even as Zelensky seeks more military aid abroad, France 24 reports.
Denmark's parliamentary speaker says lawmakers support Ukraine 'not only in words but also through action.'
The United States will order nearly $100 million worth of military equipment for Ukraine by the end of September, according to Ukrinform.
The military aid is set to be sent to Kyiv by October 2029 and will include weapons and armored vehicle parts, according to TASS, citing Reuters.
Iraq's Kurdistan Region Ministry of Peshmerga has announced the end of financial assistance from the International Coalition following the expiration of the governing agreement, and is calling on the federal government to compensate the shortfall.
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said the funds will include $1 billion for an EU military assistance mission and $1.2 billion for joint equipment purchases.
Foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said Zelensky is 'touring the world in search of support' as Moscow reiterates its stance on arms shipments.
The State Department indicated approval for transferring ten missiles to Ukraine through Germany, citing Ukrainian air defense needs.
The international IT Coalition reports it has channeled €1.85 billion over three years to bolster the technological capabilities of Ukraine's military, according to Ukrinform.
The State Department cleared a major military equipment package including air defense missiles and counter-drone radars for Kyiv.
European Commission president announces funding release scheduled for Friday following discussion with Ukrainian leader.
The proposed deal includes 40,000 bombs and would resume delivery of 2,000-pound munitions previously paused over civilian casualty concerns.
Polish authorities plan to include several Patriot air-defense missiles in an upcoming military aid package for Ukraine, according to media reports.
Poland's operational commander says the delivery will not be large-scale.
Poland is expected to provide Patriot air-defense missiles as part of a new military aid package for Ukraine, according to Ukraine's Defense Ministry.
Finnish Defense Ministry cites total assistance package including ministry stockpiles and military products, according to a report by Russian state news agency TASS
The Nordic country continues its support for Kyiv with a new tranche of military assistance, according to Ukrinform.
Finnish President says Ukraine is preparing for the coming winter and needs continued international support.