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Selected milestones from February 2022 through March 2026; not a complete battlefield log.
Dates without a time use the local date of the event.
The UK Ministry of Defence published an update describing GBP 600 million committed to Ukraine's air defence and more than 1,000 missiles delivered since June.
The report followed a December 16 contact-group meeting. Its cumulative delivery count can overlap earlier reports; more than 20 counter-drone turrets were planned for delivery in 2026.
UN human rights monitors
UN monitors reported at least 2,514 civilians killed and 12,142 injured in Ukraine during 2025, a 31% increase in combined casualties from 2024.
These are verified minimum counts in the monitoring report. January 12 is the publication date, while the casualties cover the previous year.
UK defence authorities reported handing over the last of five modernised rehabilitation wards for Ukrainian forces under Project Renovator.
The report still listed a CT scanner installation as pending.
A UK defence minister opened a Ukrspecsystems drone production facility in Suffolk, according to the following day's government announcement.
The opening does not establish production volumes or battlefield results.
The Home Office announced that Ukrainians seeking to extend their UK stay could apply up to 90 days before permission expired, replacing a 28-day window.
This records the policy announcement, not an individual visa decision.
The UK announced an additional GBP 100 million commitment for Ukraine's air defences at a Joint Expeditionary Force leaders' meeting in Finland.
A funding commitment is not confirmation of completed equipment deliveries.
Selected milestones from February 2022 through March 2026; not a complete battlefield log.
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