The Kilsky Institute for the Study of the World Economy reported that Ukraine had received only a little more than half of the weapons promised by the allies. Those allies are the United States, Great Britain, and Germany. New supply commitments for these key players have decreased compared to the previous reporting period.
According to German analysts at the Ukraine Support Tracker group, there was an increase in new pledges of weapons from various Western countries in the run-up to the anniversary of the war. Between February 25 and May 31, the activity of the allies decreased noticeably.
However, analysts note that smaller countries such as the Czech Republic, Slovenia, Poland, and Slovakia have fulfilled their pledges by 80%.
