The result of the 29th meeting in the “Ramstein” format, attended by 52 countries and organizations, is a 50-day campaign to arm Ukraine. This is likely related to the 50-day grace period Trump gave Russia.

Axar.az reports that expert Ilgar Altay stated this.

He listed the decisions made at the meeting:

- The United States, together with NATO and European countries, proposed a new mechanism for the supply of American weapons to Ukraine. European countries have already joined efforts to procure weapons for Ukraine.

- U.S. President Donald Trump is considering the possibility of transferring “Tomahawk” cruise missiles with a 2,500 km range to Ukraine.

- Germany has joined the initiative to deliver five “Patriot” air defense systems in its possession to Ukraine and is expected to deliver them soon.

- Germany is also sending more than 200,000 (!) shells for “Gepard” anti-aircraft systems and is financing Ukraine’s purchase of long-range drones.

- Canada, under the “Danish model” (which involves investing in Ukraine’s weapons production), will continue supporting Ukraine’s defense industry and allocate $200 million for maintaining Ukrainian tanks.

- The Netherlands is allocating €200 million for drone neutralization and €125 million for F-16 aircraft maintenance.

- Norway has allocated a total of €1 billion for drone procurement.

- Sweden is preparing a new package to supply air defense systems, artillery, and equipment.

The expert emphasized that the whole world seems to have united against Russia:

“Just 2–3 months ago, there were contradictions between the U.S. and Europe regarding support for Ukraine, but today Putin’s actions have effectively forced this unity.”