Participants of the "Ramstein" meeting approved eight roadmaps to support Ukraine until 2027.

Participants in the meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group (the "Ramstein" format), along with allies, approved 8 roadmaps that outline the key objectives of Ukraine's Defense Forces through 2027.

This was reported by Defense Minister Rustem Umerov on Facebook.

“Today, as part of the work of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group with our allies, we approved 8 roadmaps that define the key objectives of Ukraine's Defense Forces until 2027,” he stated.

According to him, the coalition's roadmaps establish Ukraine's strategic goals through 2027 and serve as a foundation for medium- and long-term support.

“We are also working to ensure that our Armed Forces are fully compatible with NATO forces. Our main task is to balance the urgent needs of our army during the war with the long-term development goals of Ukraine's Defense Forces,” the minister added.

Among the key areas of work, Umerov highlighted the provision of military assistance, procurement of defense equipment, attracting investments, and developing the defense industry.

“These roadmaps represent a collective outcome of the efforts of Ukraine and its partners. 34 participating countries have already become part of these coalitions. This is also an important signal to the Ukrainian defense industry: there is a demand for weapons and equipment, and it is very high,” the minister emphasized.

Background. Earlier, Mind reported that the USA announced a new aid package for Ukraine worth $500 million. This is the last package from the Biden administration.