In Parliament

The positive side is that the Ukrainians are incredibly skilled at being able to fix, repair and build their equipment.

Yes. My hon. Friend was brave asking that question of a soldier—I have often had answers people did not expect.

From the international community, for example, Ukraine has consistently requested some of Israel’s electronic warfare capability.

We have trained 7,000 so far. We are on target to complete 10,000, and then another 20,000-plus next year.

The hon. Gentleman is absolutely right. If, at the end of this, we do not help Ukraine rebuild itself, it will all have been for nothing.

First and foremost, 2030 is the key point, because we have to pass through 2.5% to get to 3%.

It is possible for us to communicate with the leadership of the Russian Ministry of Defence and the leadership of the Russian Government whe

My hon. Friend will have noticed two things in the last few weeks. First, we had our NATO Defence Ministers meeting last week.

I am grateful to the right hon. Gentleman. He and I went to Washington ourselves in calmer times; it now seems decades ago.

Non-lethal military aid is collected and corralled in the same place as military aid: through the international donor cell based in Germany—