NATO akan mengoordinasikan pengiriman senjata secara rutin dan dalam skala besar ke Ukraina

NATO has begun coordinating regular, large‑scale weapon deliveries to Ukraine, with significant contributions from European countries. The Netherlands pledged €500 million for air‑defence and other military aid, while Sweden, Denmark and Norway are jointly sending $500 million in weapons and equipment expected to arrive in September. These packages, largely sourced from U.S. stockpiles, target Ukraine’s urgent battlefield needs, especially air‑defence, as Russia intensifies its attacks. European allies have already surpassed the United States in total military aid to Ukraine, contributing €72 billion since 2022. Although NATO itself only provides non‑lethal assistance, its role is expanding as the U.S., under President Trump, reduced direct support and urged Europe to take the lead.