Kallas: EU delivered 1,000,000 shells to Ukraine in fulfillment of pledge; no estimate yet for 2025  

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**EU Delivers 1 Million Artillery Shells to Ukraine**

The has delivered its promised 1 million artillery shells to Ukraine, according to EU diplomat Kaja Kallas. The delivery was made November, after production capacity limitations delayed the initial spring 2024 deadline.

“This one million rounds of shells have been delivered,” said Kallas in an interview with the . “But of course, as we know here… it’s not enough, more needs to be done.”

Kallas, Estonia’s former , also mentioned that investments in Ukraine’s defense industry are welcome and will help the country.

**Military Aid for 2025**

When asked about military aid for 2025, Kallas did not provide a specific estimate. However, she stated that there is no actual number yet, but the EU needs to speed up production.

“There is no actual number yet,” said Kallas. “But I think it’s important we know your needs, and of course, it’s not enough what we are producing. So we need to really speed up the process of producing more.”

**Russia Continues Attacks**

Russia has continued its attacks on Ukraine in November, launching 347 missiles and over 2,500 Shahed-type attack drones at the country.

“We understand that Article 5, when you are a member of NATO, cannot apply to the entire territory of Ukraine during wartime,” said . “As countries are against the risks of being drawn into the war.”

**Ukraine’s Military Intelligence**

According to Ukraine’s military intelligence (HUR), troops have suffered significant losses, with some units surrounded and hundreds of soldiers missing.

**Other **

* A former UFO investigator has suggested potential links between recent drone incursions at bases in the U.K. and foreign adversaries.
* At least 15 of Ukraine’s 20 civilian airports have sustained damage since Russia’s full-scale invasion began in 2022.
* have spread from Tbilisi to other Georgian cities, sparked by the government’s decision to postpone EU accession talks.

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