Aid from South Korea and military support from partners — five leading solutions of the week

The Netherlands provided Ukraine with three Patriot launchers. "Stopping Russia's aggression was and remains in our common interests," said Dutch Defense Minister Ruben Brekelmans.

Kharkiv developers presented a new demining machine. It is capable of destroying anti-tank mines and serves as a cost-effective alternative to imported models, which are three times more expensive.

The Finnish defense concern will build a plant for the production of unmanned systems in partnership with Ukraine. The facility will manufacture air, ground, and sea drones, with mass production planned for the first half of 2025.

Germany has financed the supply of 30 unmanned ground-based GEREON RCS complexes for Ukraine. These modular tracked platforms can transport loads of up to 500 kilograms over a distance of 40 kilometers.

South Korea has provided Ukraine with $100 million in aid. This marks the first budgetary support from Korean partners, aimed at bolstering Ukraine's social sector.