Italy lists Ukraine among top buyers for arms, while eyeing drone deal
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In 2025, Kyiv significantly increased its imports of Italian military equipment, emerging as the fourth largest importer in this sector, a notable rise from its previous position outside the top ten. This surge in military imports is reflected in the impressive export figures, which reached €349 million (approximately $409 million). The shift underscores Ukraine's growing reliance on international military support amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. The increase in trade highlights the strengthening ties between Italy and Ukraine, driven by the latter's urgent need for advanced military capabilities.
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Italy lists Ukraine among top buyers for arms, while eyeing drone deal
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