Key Facts
• July 11, 2025: President Zelensky announced the resumption of US military aid.
• July 10, 2025: President Trump confirmed NATO will supply Patriot missile systems to Ukraine.
• NATO to fully fund the Patriot systems, sourced from the US.
• Germany and Norway committed to funding three additional Patriot systems.
• Russia launched a record 728 drones on July 8, aiming to increase to 1,000.
• June 2025: UN reported 232 civilian deaths and over 1,300 injuries in Ukraine.
• Ukraine has requested 10 Patriot systems to counter intensified Russian attacks.
• Patriot systems cost $1 billion each and are critical for Ukraine’s air defense.
• Ukraine received its first two Patriot systems in April 2023.
• President Trump plans a major announcement on Russia on July 14, 2025.
Summary
The US has resumed military aid to Ukraine, as confirmed by President Zelensky on July 11, 2025. This follows President Trump’s announcement of NATO’s agreement to supply Patriot missile systems to Ukraine, fully funded by NATO. Germany and Norway have pledged to finance three additional systems. Amid intensified Russian airstrikes, including a record 728 drones on July 8, Ukraine has requested 10 Patriot systems to bolster its defense. The UN reported June 2025 as the deadliest month for Ukrainian civilians in three years, with 232 deaths and over 1,300 injuries. Patriot systems, valued at $1 billion each, are vital for Ukraine’s air defense but remain costly. Ukraine received its first two systems in April 2023. President Trump is expected to make a significant announcement regarding Russia on July 14, 2025.
