United Kingdom:
Johnson called for the supply of weapons to Ukraine to help protect Odessa, The Times reported on
April 3, citing its sources.

According to The Times, Johnson told ministers he wanted to supply Ukraine with anti-ship weapons
to prevent Russian troops from attacking Odessa, just as British anti-tank missiles were used to stop
the attack on Kyiv.

Britain is looking for ways to hand over Brimstone anti-ship missiles to Ukraine, Johnson said
The missile manufacturer claims that they can be used against fast-moving land and sea targets.
The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Boris Johnson stated that the World Bank is looking for
ways to transfer Brimstone anti-ship missiles to Ukraine. In particular – to install them on vehicles,
reports Reuters.

“One of the systems we’re looking at is to see if we can put a few Brimstones on the back of the
hardware to see if it works,” Johnson said.

According to him, the British side is also considering other options.
According to Defence Express, the term “technical means” does not mean specialised technical
transport, but light vehicles with weapons. For example, when a large-calibre machine gun is installed
on a pickup.

This is exactly the idea with Brimstone that is currently being discussed in London. After all, the main
problem in supplying weapons to Ukraine from the West is that both sides have incompatible
weapons systems.

Earlier, British troops used Brimstone in Libya and Syria. Missiles are usually launched from jets.

Norway:
Norway transferred Mistral SAM to Ukraine
Complexes shoot down planes at low altitudes.

Norway has handed over to the Armed Forces of Ukraine about a hundred Mistral anti-aircraft missile
systems, which allow it to shoot down planes and helicopters flying at low altitudes. The transfer of
weapons was reported by the Norwegian Ministry of Defence.

“Ukraine’s conflict could be protracted, and the country depends on international support to counter
Russian aggression. Therefore, the government has decided to hand over the Mistral air defense
system to Ukraine,” said Defence Minister Bjorn Arild Gram.

According to him, the Mistral SAM has been withdrawn from the Norwegian Armed Forces, but it is
“an effective weapon used in the Navy and will be very useful for Ukraine.”

It is also noted that earlier the Norwegian government decided to transfer a total of 4,000 anti-tank
missiles and several types of defense and other military equipment.

US company AeroVironment:
The manufacturer of Switchblade drones will hand over 100 drones to Ukraine
UAVs can provide accurate and rapid reconnaissance of remote, inaccessible areas of the battlefield.
The American company AeroVironment, a manufacturer of kamikaze drones Switchblade, will provide
Ukraine with 100 Quantix Recon drones and provide training services to the Ministry of Defence and
the Defence Forces. This is stated in the press release of AeroVironment.

“This will provide operators with a tool that can fly unnoticed by the enemy and not be exposed to
radio interference, to ensure accurate and rapid reconnaissance of remote, inaccessible areas of the
battlefield, which is changing dynamically,” said AeroVironment Executive Director Wahid Nawabi.
He noted that it was “a great honour for his company to support the people of Ukraine.”

AeroVironment’s Quantix Recon unmanned aerial vehicle provides up-to-date information by
photographing terrain, vegetation and high-resolution, terrain-bound infrastructure. The device can
explore up to 1.6 square meters. km or 20 linear kilometres in 45 minutes of flight on one battery.

Netherlands:
The Netherlands will hand over armoured vehicles to Ukraine, – Rutte
The Prime Minister and Minister of Defence of the Netherlands expressed their support for the
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky.

The Netherlands will send to Ukraine “heavier equipment”, “including armoured vehicles”.

This was announced on Twitter by Prime Minister Mark Rutte.

Mark Rutte noted that he and the Minister of Defense of the Netherlands Kaisa Ollongren expressed
their support for the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky in a telephone conversation, “because
Russia is launching a new offensive.”

“Together with the allies, we are considering the supply of additional heavier equipment,” Rutte wrote.

Spain:
The Spanish prime minister announced the sending of 200 tons of ammunition to Ukraine
“We want the war to end in victory for Ukraine,” Pedro Sanchez said.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said his country was providing military assistance – the ship
“Isabel”, which had 200 tons of ammunition and armoured vehicles on board, had already left the
Spanish port.

Sanchez said this at a briefing after his visit to Kyiv.

“The ship has 30 trucks, and 10 are loaded with military materials,” the prime minister added.
The head of the Spanish government stressed that this is the largest cargo his country has ever
shipped. Pedro Sanchez also said that Spain had previously provided Ukraine with 170 tons of
military equipment and weapons.

The Prime Minister noted that Spain continues to provide humanitarian aid to Ukraine and receive
refugees, as well as supports all sanctions against Russia. Sanchez also said that Spain had
transferred 120 million euros to the European Peace Fund.

“We want this war to end in victory for Ukraine,” Pedro Sanchez said.

Slovenia:
Ukraine will receive a large number of tanks from Slovenia, – the media
Instead, Slovenia invited more modern technology to Germany as compensation
T-72 tanks are actively used by the Ukrainian army and do not require additional training of fighters.

According to the publication, Slovenia also invited more modern equipment from Germany as
compensation. The list includes the German Leopard 2 battle tank, the Boxer wheeled tank and the
Puma infantry fighting vehicle.

At the same time, on April 21, German Defence Minister Christine Lambrecht confirmed that her
country was organising training for Ukrainian soldiers on 155-mm Panzerhaubitze 2000 self-propelled
howitzers.

According to Lambrecht, this is one of the ways to support Ukraine.