The media learned about London's plans to supply Kiev with 100,000 drones by April 2026

The UK has promised to send 100,000 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to Ukraine by April 2026, which is 10 times more than the current supply. This was reported by the Reuters news agency on June 4.

The aid package, worth a total of 350 million pounds ($473 million), is expected to be part of a broader 4.5 billion pounds ($6 billion) military support initiative for Kiev.

The publication also noted that since January of this year, London has already sent 140,000 artillery shells to Ukraine and plans to spend another 247 million pounds ($334 million) on training Ukrainian military personnel.

Dreaming high: why Britain has started talking about controlling Ukrainian skies

London's desire for air patrols does not match its capabilities

On June 3, the British government published a document containing the contents of the new defense strategy, which states that London will continue to send $4 billion in military aid to Kiev annually.