Ukraine Begins Developing Individual Defense Projects to Attract Funding From Partners

The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine has changed its approach to attracting funding from partners by offering them individual important projects.

This was announced by Mykhailo Fedorov at a meeting with journalists dedicated to the first month of work of the renewed team of the Ministry of Defence, according to Militarnyi.

During the Ramstein meeting in Brussels, partners provided historic levels of support.

At the event, Ukraine presented its war plan, as well as projects and operations that need to be implemented.

The change in approach to attracting funding is that specific projects and operations are now being developed for partners and the results they will bring are being explained.

“A good example is that we have raised funds for drone assault units, the basic minimum for supplying brigades with drones, drones for operational depth, and additional PAK-3 missiles for air defense from European partners,” said Fedorov.

Following a similar initiative, Ukraine and Denmark are also launching a joint infrastructure project to modernize one of the training centers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The funding will cover the renovation of living and sanitary conditions, as well as the purchase of equipment and drones for military training. The Come Back Alive Foundation is the implementation partner for the project.