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- Germany has become Ukraine’s main military aid provider this year, overtaking the United States.
- Defence Minister Boris Pistorius visited a frontline command post with Ukrainian officials, confirming Berlin’s support.
- Berlin pledged 100,000 artillery shells for 2026, PAC-3 missiles from 2027, and cooperation on long-range attack drones.
- Palantir chief executive Alex Karp met President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in Kyiv and signed the Brave1-Datamine data-sharing deal with the Ukrainian military.
