Overview
- Romania said it will contribute €50 million to the Prioritized Ukraine Requirements List, according to its Foreign Ministry.
- Croatia approved a reallocation in its 2025 budget, setting aside just under €14 million for its PURL contribution via the foreign ministry.
- PURL enables European NATO members and Canada to purchase US-made weapons for Ukraine through NATO structures.
- The initiative was launched on July 14 by President Donald Trump and NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte, replacing free or credit-based US arms transfers.
- Portugal has signalled readiness to add €50 million, while Moscow maintains Western arms supplies only prolong the conflict.