Overview

• The Netherlands became the first NATO member to finance a €500 million US arms package under the Prioritized Ukraine Requirements List, securing Patriot missile components and other air defense gear for frontline deployment.
• Sweden, Denmark and Norway collectively pledged $500 million to fund a second PURL package that includes air defense systems, anti-tank weapons, ammunition and spare parts for Ukraine.
• NATO’s Supreme Allied Commander Europe, Alexus Grynkewich, is validating each package to ensure deliveries correspond to Ukraine’s highest-priority battlefield requirements.
• Shipments sourced from US stockpiles are slated for dispatch every two to three weeks, with the first deliveries scheduled for August 2025.
• Additional NATO allies are expected to announce further contributions to the PURL initiative in the coming weeks, enhancing the collective burden-sharing framework for Ukraine’s defense.