Umyerov: Ukraine will receive enough assistance from partners in 2025

This was reported by the Minister of Defence of Ukraine, Rustem Umyerov, on a television broadcast.

"Over the past few months, we have been actively working on bilateral relationships with American and European partners. We have analyzed what has been provided as military assistance over the last 2.5 years, identified priorities, funded a significant portion of what will be implemented this year, and deliveries are expected next year," stated Umyerov.

He added that a sufficient level of support will continue into the next year and expressed hope that the assistance will be substantial.

"This year we have worked productively with our partners. I would like to note that a third of these investments were directed by our state. We have created our own defense-industrial complex," noted the minister.

According to him, cooperation with the US in terms of military assistance accounts for about 50%, with European partners for over 40%, and the rest comes from other partners and Ukraine’s contributions.