Allies of Ukraine held the seventh summit in the "Ramstein" format, dedicated to military aid to Kyiv.

The online meeting took place against the background of a massive missile attack on Ukraine and missiles falling in Poland.

Rammstein-7 was opened by US Defense Minister

Lloyd Austin

.

On the Ukrainian side, the Minister of Defense of Ukraine

Oleksiy Reznikov

and Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces

Yevhen Moysyuk were present

.

The main topic was expected to be the strengthening of Ukraine's anti-aircraft defense.

TSN.ua has gathered details on what additional help Ukraine can count on from its allies.

The main priority is the protection of the sky

Defense Minister

Oleksiy Reznikov

said that the main topic at the Ramstein-7 meeting was the creation of an echeloned air defense system.

"Protection of the Ukrainian sky is our priority #1 and topic #1 at Ramstein-7. Together with our partners, we are working on creating an integrated and echeloned air defense system. We are preparing for winter on the battlefield," the minister noted.

According to the results of the summit, Reznikov noted that the entire free world will continue to help Ukraine until it wins.

"Ukraine's strength now: increased economic potential, better training for the Ukrainian army, modern logistics," he said.

What will Ukraine get from Canada, Sweden, Spain and others

According to the results of "Ramstein-7", Pentagon chief

Lloyd Austin

announced that Ukraine will receive military aid packages from Sweden and Canada, additional HAWK air defense systems from Spain, and ammunition from Poland, Germany and Greece.

According to Austin,

Sweden

has announced a $287 million aid package, which will include air defense equipment.

At the same time, the Swedish government will provide a separate winter aid package to Ukraine worth 60 million dollars.

Spain

will provide Ukraine with two additional HAWK air defense systems and missiles for them.

In addition, the Armed Forces will receive a battery of 105 mm howitzers and 77,000 sets of winter uniforms.

Canada

announced the allocation of an additional 376 million dollars for military aid to Ukraine.

The money will be used for military and telecommunications equipment, surveillance equipment, fuel and medical equipment.

Canada will also continue its training mission for the Ukrainian military as part of Operation UNIFIER, currently operating in Britain, until the end of 2023.

Greece

announced the transfer of 155 mm shells.

Poland

intends to transfer to Ukraine ammunition for artillery and tanks, as well as short-range air defense systems.

Germany

will help Ukraine with air defense systems, artillery and ammunition for MLRS.

Also during the meeting, the US thanked Berlin for ammunition for MARS II systems and artillery shells.

The Armed Forces can gain an important advantage over the occupiers

Military expert

Oleksandr Kovalenko

said on the air of the Freedom channel that, in addition to air defense, the topic of preparation of the Ukrainian army for winter is important today.

In this component, the Armed Forces can gain an important advantage over the occupiers.

"There are two main topics. This is increasing the effectiveness of air defense. Anti-aircraft missile complexes will be provided, the names have not yet been announced. This is a very important step... The second

very important point is the topic of conducting military operations in the winter period

. A lot of attention was paid to this Corresponding assistance from NATO countries, our international partners, will also be provided in the near future and is already being provided to provide the armed forces of Ukraine with the most comfortable entry into the winter period," Kovalenko noted.

As the expert noted,

in the winter period, the one who is better prepared for the winter wins the battles, and the Armed Forces "will be much better prepared than the Russian occupiers thanks to such actions

."

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