German Chancellor Scholz Visits Ukraine, Announces €650M in Military Aid

Scholz reaffirms Germany's support for Ukraine's defense against Russia as EU leaders discuss potential peacekeeping efforts.

Olaf Scholz's visit to Kyiv marks his first trip to Ukraine in over two years, signaling solidarity with the country amidst ongoing conflict.
Germany will provide an additional €650 million in military aid to Ukraine by December, cementing its position as Europe's leading supporter of Ukraine's defense.
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas proposes the possibility of a peacekeeping force to secure any future ceasefire in Ukraine.
Ukraine faces mounting pressure on the eastern front, with reports of significant troop losses and increased Russian offensives in key regions.
The Ukrainian government continues to advocate for NATO membership, proposing partial inclusion for areas not under Russian occupation to advance its security goals.