The compromise draft budget, which the German government is expected to approve on Wednesday after lengthy debates within the coalition, includes two times less funding to support Ukraine than in 2024.

Belgium and Ukraine have signed an agreement that launches recovery cooperation and provides for investments of about €150 million over four years.

Spain has delivered a new shipment of military aid to Ukraine, including ten repaired Leopard 2A4 tanks.

Ukraine is currently negotiating bilateral security agreements with nine more countries in addition to the 23 already signed as a follow-up to the Group of Seven's Vilnius Declaration.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has noted that European countries have recently been subjected to various hybrid attacks with a Russian trail and believes that the reaction of Western countries is "too polite". 

David Lammy, UK’s Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, has said that the UK continues to assess Ukraine’s request to deploy British-supplied Storm Shadow cruise missiles to strike military targets in Russia.

The UK government has stated that it has not yet given Ukraine authorisation to fire Storm Shadow missiles against targets on Russian territory, despite statements by Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

Estonia may tighten customs controls for travellers crossing the border with Russia due to increasingly frequent attempts to smuggle sanctioned goods.

The Moldovan parliament, which gathered for a meeting on Thursday, 11 July, has commenced it with a minute of silence for the Ukrainian civilians killed in the Russian missile attack on Monday, 8 July.

Péter Magyar, the leading opponent of the Hungarian Prime Minister and the leader of the Hungarian opposition party Tisza, is visiting Kyiv.

The Norwegian government has decided to provide Ukraine with six F-16 fighter jets, the first of which will be delivered in 2024.

Lithuania has transferred €1 million to restore the Okhmatdyt Children's Hospital in Kyiv, which was hit by a Russian missile during the massive attack on 8 July, as well as other affected hospitals.

The announced formation of a legion comprising Ukrainians living abroad who will be trained in Poland has sparked significant interest.

The German police have banned protesters who gathered in front of the Russian Embassy in Berlin following the Russian attack on the Okhmatdyt children’s hospital in Kyiv from making speeches in Ukrainian.

Commenting on the EU’s position on Viktor Orbán’s so-called peace mission, European Commission spokesperson Eric Mamer said that Ukraine did not ask the Hungarian PM to act as a mediator and that it was more likely to be his own initiative.