Ukraine and Sweden signed a Letter of Intent that opens the way for Kyiv to acquire a large fleet of Saab Gripen fighters, targeting at least 100 jets. Zelenskyy and Kristersson set goals for initial results next year, with pilot and maintainer training underway.
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Trump urges Zelenskyy to accept Putin’s terms, warning Ukraine could be “destroyed” if it refuses, during a tense meeting that devolved into shouting. Trump tossed aside war maps, pushed a Donbas concession, then floated freezing current front lines.
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After a tense White House meeting, US President Trump downplays Ukraine missiles and pivots to brokering peace, citing a surprise Putin call and a possible Budapest summit. Ukraine’s Zelenskyy presses for Tomahawks, while Washington signals caution.
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EU Russian LNG ban 2027 moves closer as Spain’s Enagás confirms it can halt Russian cargoes and replace with US LNG. Brussels readies rules to verify gas origins and a phased exit, aiming to cut Kremlin revenues and reduce energy reliance. EU states draft LNG penalties.
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At Ramstein, Denys Shmyhal prioritized air defense, missiles, drones, and long-range weapons, urging $12–20B for PURL in 2025, $4B to scale Ukrainian production, and more interceptors for winter. He urged EU states to earmark 0.25% of GDP and tap frozen Russian assets.
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With United States funding uncertain and European Union budgets stretched, Brussels aims to anchor Ukraine support in loans backed by frozen Russian assets. A proposed €140bn facility, Euroclear guarantees and G7 coordination face Belgian concerns and legal hurdles.
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Trump and Zelenskyy weigh Tomahawk missile supply Ukraine in a ‘very productive’ call, linking long-range strikes, air defense upgrades and new Washington talks to pressure Putin while managing nuclear escalation fears, alliance unity and Kremlin red-line warnings.
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