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Asked by James CartlidgeConservativeMinistry of DefenceTabled Answered 20 July 2026UIN 18657

The question

To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, what contribution the UK intends to make towards the NATO commitment to provide €70 billion in military equipment, assistance and training to Ukraine in 2026.

Answered by Luke Pollard

The UK’s committed support to Ukraine for 2026 includes our annual £3 billion of military support and the third and final instalment of the G7 Extraordinary Revenue Acceleration Loan, which means the UK will spend a total of £3.75 billion on military support for Ukraine in 2026. This makes up the UK’s contribution to the €70 billion in support announced at the NATO Ankara Summit.

As the Defence Secretary told the House on 13 July, the UK has also announced a deal for it to access the EU’s £78 billion (€90 billion) Ukraine Support Loan, which also forms part of the €70 billion commitment to Ukraine, and which will boost Ukraine’s defence and create future opportunities for UK defence companies.

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