Supplies

🇺🇦 Since February 24, we've delivered 112 pallets of vital medicine, medical supplies and health kits to 16 facilities in #Ukraine— materials that will serve more than 1.7 million people for three months. Get the latest on our response ➡️

U.S. President Joe Biden announced an additional $800 million in military assistance to Ukraine on Wednesday, expanding the scope of the systems provided to include heavy artillery ahead of a wider Russian assault expected in eastern Ukraine

Mriya Aid leverages our network of experts in logistics, contracting, defence and security, procurement, and fundraising to secure and transport aid to our boots on the ground on Ukraine's border for onward distribution so that Ukraine can defend itself and stop the humanitarian crisis. We aim to compliment the efforts of governments and other organizations working towards the same aim and are fully open to collaboration.

"The German defense corporation is ready to provide #Ukraine with fifty Leopard 1 tanks as early as next week," Spiegel reported

For the first time since WWII, the United States is seeking to revive the lend-lease program. The U.S. Senate has already unanimously supported the bill, which, if approved by the House of Representatives, will help significantly speed up weapon supplies to Ukraine.

Though contrary to some reports these will not be Harpoon Anti-Ship Missiles because the U.K does not Operate Land-Based Harpoon Systems only Sea and Air Launched.

Prime Minister meets President Zelenskyy in Kyiv and pledges to stand by the Ukrainian people
Leaders have discussed the support for Ukraine’s long-term survival as a free and democratic country
PM set out new military aid and an additional $500m World Bank guarantee to support Ukraine’s economy

“Safeguarding and expanding the capacity of Ukrainian rail lines is of paramount importance in bolstering resistance to Russian aggression.” Andrei-Valentin Bacrău

The air-defense system would be effective against military aircraft and short-range ballistic missiles, like the Tochka-U system that was used to hit a train station in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk on Friday.

The United Kingdom is considering the transfer of the Mastiff or Jackal armored vehicles to Ukraine.