The UK has committed nearly £12.7 billion in support to Ukraine since Russia’s illegal invasion, with £7.6 billion allocated to military assistance and £5 billion to non-military aid.

Here’s the full list from the UK government.

Diplomacy

Military

Non-military

Humanitarian

  • the UK has given £357 million in humanitarian assistance to Ukraine and the region since the invasion
  • we gave £137 million in 2023 to 2024, including winter supplies and support for the most vulnerable, in partnership with the UN, Red Cross Movement and non-governmental organisations (NGOs). This contributed to an international humanitarian response that reached 11 million people in Ukraine in 2023
  • we have provided £8.6 million to HALO Trust for demining. Our demining efforts supported the clearance of over 310,000 square metres of land (May 2022 to June 2024)

Recovery and reconstruction

Energy

Sanctions

War crimes and justice

Trade

Ukrainians in the UK

 

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George has a degree in Cyber Security from Glasgow Caledonian University and has a keen interest in naval and cyber security matters and has appeared on national radio and television to discuss current events. George is on Twitter at @geoallison
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Mark F
Mark F (@guest_847024)
1 month ago

As and when the conflict is over, it will be intriguing to see which countries get a piece of the action in rebuilding the country. I sadly suspect that Germany and France will take the Lions share and we will get the left overs

Andrew D
Andrew D (@guest_847039)
1 month ago
Reply to  Mark F

Typical British luck 🙄

Mark Franks
Mark Franks (@guest_847046)
1 month ago
Reply to  Mark F

It’ll be a mixture of British political ineptitude and Franco German skulduggery. Uncle Sam will say its Brexit.

OldSchool
OldSchool (@guest_847137)
1 month ago

Love to see what France’s list would look like. No comparison to the UK’s I’d bet. Anyone know how many Ukrainians arrived in France…just wondering as they were criticising UK for not taking enough at one stage.

Dern
Dern (@guest_847247)
1 month ago
Reply to  OldSchool

Given their provision of VAB, AMX, Caesar and SCALP, plus their own training program for Ukrainian recruits, I don’t think it’s a case of “No comparison.”

Lonpfrb
Lonpfrb (@guest_847278)
1 month ago
Reply to  Dern

The Macron music has changed from Let’s negotiate to No Red Lines & Boots on the ground, so quite a huge transformation in French politics.

If only Chancellor Schulz had been able to walk away from Mutti Merkels trade is best approach to something more realistic in dealing with the terrorist state…

Failure to provide Taurus and long term commitment looks weak to the FSB.

OldSchool
OldSchool (@guest_847420)
1 month ago
Reply to  Dern

I can only suggest you check out figures at the Kiel Institute website. They have quite a few papers there. They also have tucked away a doco that contains s bit on France ( best search for France( which follows up on an earlier methodolgy paper s from Feb if i recall which bought French weapon valuations into question. The June update is inculded in this link. Obvious that France has consistently and wilfully overvalued its weapon donations ( often by claiming replacement values for decades old equipment so as to get max EU rebates). Oh and still no Leclercs…..… Read more »

OldSchool
OldSchool (@guest_847679)
1 month ago
Reply to  Dern

Sorry. My original reply has dropped into the ether – i’ve been waiting for it to return – no luck. Suggest you look up the Kiel Institute site – they’ve had some appraisals of France overvaluing their help. There’s a methodology paper ( June 2024) that discusses it amongst other stuff.

Dern
Dern (@guest_847900)
1 month ago
Reply to  OldSchool

Kiel Institute estimates France’s contribution to Ukraine at 12 billion Euro’s vs the UK’s 13 billion… so I feel like they bear me out.