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Rheinmetall to Deliver Unnamed 100 Km Artillery Round to Ukraine: CEO

Rheinmetall will deliver artillery shell prototypes with a range of 100 kilometers (62 miles) to Ukraine this year, CEO Armin Papperger said.

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Rheinmetall to Build 155mm Ammunition Factory in Lithuania

Rheinmetall has signed a memorandum of understanding with Lithuania to initiate the construction of an ammunition manufacturing facility.

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For Every Artillery Shell Fired by Ukraine, Russia Counterfires Five: US General

The Ukrainian military is so outgunned by Russia that for every artillery shell it fires at enemy positions, invading forces return five.

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Latvia to Provide Technical Assistance for Czechia’s Ukrainian Ammo Project

Latvia has signed an agreement to provide technical assistance for the Czech Republic’s artillery ammo replenishment project for Ukraine.

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Estonia Confirms Additional Military Aid to Kyiv

The Estonian government has announced additional military aid for Ukraine to support Kyiv against Russia’s ongoing invasion.

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Canada Announces Fund for Czech’s Ukrainian Ammo Donation

Ottawa has pledged more than $29 million to support Prague in donating ammunition to Kyiv to defend against Russia.

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Belgium Announces $448M Aid Including Artillery Ammo for Ukraine

The Belgian government has approved additional military aid of 412 million euros ($448 million) for Ukraine, including artillery rounds.

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NATO Countries Not Giving Ukraine ‘Enough Ammunition’: Chief

NATO head Jens Stoltenberg said alliance members "are not providing Ukraine with enough ammunition," allowing Russia to push Kyiv's forces back.

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UK to Replenish Ukraine’s Artillery Ammunition

The UK will reserve $310 million to supply artillery ammunition for Ukraine in its second anniversary of defense against Russia’s invasion.

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Czech Republic Proposes 800,000 Artillery Rounds for Ukraine Soon

The Czech Republic could deliver 800,000 artillery shells to Ukraine if partner nations secure financing, President Petr Pavel said.

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