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EU members approve five big pan-European defence projects

Ukraine will join four projects, including air and missile defense, as the bloc seeks to close capability gaps and counter threats to seabed infrastructure.

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EU members on Monday approved plans for five pan-European defence projects spanning space, sea, air, ​and drone defence measures, which will now ‌be eligible for EU funding.

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The projects will be funded through the European Defence Industry Programme - Ukraine is participating in most of them - Initially, nine proposals were submitted

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EU members approve five big pan-European defence projects

EU members on Monday approved plans for five pan-European defence projects spanning space, sea, air, ​and drone defence measures, which will now ‌be eligible for EU funding.

·London, United Kingdom
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The industrial plans selected by the Ministers of Defence of the Twenty-Seven will have priority access to funding from the new fund of 1.5 billion Brussels. More information: Finnish and Swedish fighters intercept a squadron of Russian aircraft over the Baltic at their first joint mission

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On average, 18 EU States have joined each project, and Ukraine is participating in four of the five initiatives.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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The EU Council reported that it had approved on Monday five European Defence Projects in the category of "general interest" of the European Union, designed to strengthen Europe's defence preparedness and industrial capabilities." These projects demonstrate practical cooperation among EU member States in their own security.

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Il Quotidiano del Sud broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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