Overview
- NATO’s Prioritised Ukraine Requirements List is fully operational and coordinates member funding for American arms based on Kyiv’s urgent battlefield needs.
- Germany has pledged $500 million under the PURL mechanism to fund critical air-defense systems and munitions.
- Two Germany-funded shipments of mostly U.S.-made equipment are scheduled for delivery this month, with a Nordic package expected in September.
- Earlier pledges include €500 million from the Netherlands and a joint $500 million commitment by Sweden, Denmark and Norway.
- Allies cite U.N. figures attributing over 12,000 civilian deaths to Russian air strikes as justification for fast-tracked support.