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Military aid for Ukraine reaches highest level since U.S. support began

In June, Ukraine was promised aid of 7.2 billion euros, marking the highest amount since April 2024. Additionally, Ukraine once again launched an attack in Crimea.

13 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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In June, military aid for Ukraine reached a new high of 7.2 billion euros. This represents the largest support since U.S. assistance ended in April 2024, reported DER STANDARD.

At the same time, Ukraine carried out another attack in Crimea, while Russia targeted the important logistics hub in Ismail for grain and raw materials, according to Deutschlandfunk. These developments indicate an escalation of military activities on both sides.

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