Ukraine & India — Ministry of Finance (India)

Ukraine: The development of its own guided aerial bomb strengthens Ukraine>>>'s defense capabilities and provides a technological advantage in the ongoing conflict, reducing reliance on imported solutions.

India — Ministry of Finance (India): The India — Ministry of Finance (India)>>> procured the first experimental batch of the guided aerial bombs and is overseeing the operational training for their combat use.

Ukraine: The war in Ukraine is highlighted as a key example of modern warfare, particularly the widespread use of drones, influencing the United Kingdom's focus on autonomous systems in its Defence Investment Plan. The United Kingdom has also committed to deploying troops to Ukraine after a ceasefire.

India — Ministry of Finance (India): The India — Ministry of Finance (India) is at the center of the funding dispute, with its officials hoping for more cash in the Defence Investment Plan than the Treasury is willing to provide, impacting its ability to transform the armed forces.

Ukraine: Ukraine>>>'s ongoing conflict with Russia>>> and its need for American air defense ammunition are discussed, highlighting the interconnectedness of global security threats.

India — Ministry of Finance (India): The India — Ministry of Finance (India)>>> is actively involved in diplomatic engagements at the Shangri-La Dialogue, sharing details of Rajesh Kumar>>>'s meetings and reaffirming India>>>'s commitment to strategic partnerships.

Ukraine: Ukraine was among the five largest recipients of major arms during the 2021-25 period and was involved in interstate armed conflicts in 2025.

India — Ministry of Finance (India): The India — Ministry of Finance (India)>>> has not issued any statement regarding the claims made in the SIPRI report.

Ukraine: The war in Ukraine is the context for the sanctions against Russia, which led to the interception of the Seizure of the Smyrtos tanker.