NATO-Ukraine Council
The Ukraine–NATO Council is a body set up under the NATO–Ukraine Commission to coordinate cooperation between Ukraine and NATO Allies. It serves as a forum for political consultations and joint decision-making on security, defence and reform-related issues. Sessions are held at the level of foreign ministers, defence ministers and other senior officials from both sides.
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UK allocates £100m air defence package for Ukraine ahead of winter
The United Kingdom is allocating £100 million (€116 million) for a military aid package for Ukraine ahead of winter, including Patriot missiles, air defence interceptors, large-calibre artillery shells and drones. The weapons will be delivered through the PURL mechanism and are to arrive before winter sets in.