GERMANY’S SUPPORT FOR UKRAINE SURPASSES €100 BILLION
Germany has provided or committed approximately €100.9 billion in support for Ukraine and Ukrainians since Russia launched its full-scale invasion, according to figures released by the federal government.
The total, calculated through June 30, 2026, includes:
▪️ €43.3 billion in civilian assistance, including humanitarian aid, energy support, reconstruction programs and assistance for Ukrainian refugees living in Germany.
▪️ €57.6 billion in military assistance, covering weapons and equipment already delivered as well as funding reserved for future support packages.
The figure therefore does not represent €100.9 billion transferred directly to Kyiv. A significant portion of the civilian total was spent supporting Ukrainians inside Germany, while part of the military total consists of commitments scheduled for the coming years.
Germany has supplied Ukraine with air-defense systems, armored vehicles, artillery, ammunition, medical equipment and other military resources. More than 27,000 Ukrainian soldiers have also received training in Germany.
Separately, Berlin used €317.5 million in profits generated by frozen Russian assets to finance additional Ukrainian procurement projects during 2024 and 2025. This included €100 million in 2024 and €217.5 million the following year.
The German government said its political, financial, humanitarian and military support would continue for as long as necessary, arguing that the security costs of a Russian victory would be far greater than the cost of helping Ukraine defend itself.