NATO Defense Agreements Have Mobilized $150 Billion in Air-Defense Support for Ukraine
NATO-backed defense agreements have helped channel an estimated $150 billion in military equipment and ammunition toward Ukraine’s air-defense capabilities, underscoring the central role of Western support in Kyiv’s effort to counter Russian air and missile attacks. The support has included advanced systems
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