Ukraine will also receive 155mm artillery ammunition under a joint procurement project involving 18 EU member states.

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Special forces equipment approved under this package include sights, thermal cameras, binoculars, and patrol boats.

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The package includes 12 air defence missiles, 8,000 rounds of 155mm ammunition, and 1,800 rounds of 105mm ammunition.

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At the SAE Media Group's Future Soldier Technology Conference 2023, Brigadier General Imre Porkoláb, Ministerial Commissioner for Defence Innovation for the Hungarian Ministry of Defence, spoke about digital technology for quicker situational awareness on the battlefield and teaming with next-generation armoured platforms.

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The apparent defence settlement in the Integrated Review refresh does not cover earlier announced budget pressures brought about by ongoing inflationary challenges.

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The new units will be delivered in cooperation with the US to strengthen the defensive capabilities of Ukraine.

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A definitive decision will be finalised during a European Council meeting later this month.

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The deployment in Poland is part of Operation UNIFIER and will train Ukrainian soldiers on how to save lives on the battlefield.

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The Russian Wagner Group appears to have sustained the brunt of the losses in the offensive, amid potential frictions over ammunition supply.

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As anxieties grow, patterns of military acquisition in the Baltic countries illustrate a relationship between Russia's military aggression and a consequent increase in defence procurement by other former Soviet states.

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