How much aid has Germany provided to Ukraine since start of full-scale war: German government responds to AfD inquiry
The German government has calculated the amount of military and nonmilitary aid provided to Ukraine from the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion through June 30, 2026. About €100.9 billion in aid was allocated in total. The figures also include funds earmarked for future years that have yet to be spent.
The figures appear in the German federal government’s response to a parliamentary inquiry from the far-right "Alternative for Germany" (AfD) party in the Bundestag, Censor.NET reports.
Civilian and military aid
"Since the start of Russia’s war on February 24, 2022, the federal government has provided more than €43.3 billion in bilateral civilian support to Ukraine and has either provided or earmarked for future years about €57.6 billion in military support (as of June 30, 2026)," the document says.
The government figures also include aid to Ukrainian citizens in Germany.
The military aid figures cover both support already provided and funds budgeted for future years, so only part of the stated amounts has been spent.
Military aid funding and oversight
The document also explains how military aid is funded, noting that weapons and equipment are procured in line with Ukraine’s officially confirmed priority needs.
"The Ukrainian authorities responsible place orders with companies. The federal government is not a party to the contract. It provides funding within the limits of available budget funds following a technical and economic review and coordination between ministries," the response says.
Contractors are paid directly, and only after delivery of goods or provision of services has been verified and confirmed in line with the contract schedule.
The German government said it continually reviews how funds allocated to support Ukraine are used. The reviews found no significant shortcomings.
Government will continue to support Ukraine
The German government also said it would continue to provide comprehensive support to Ukraine because the consequences of a possible Russian military victory would entail significantly higher security costs.
"The federal government is convinced that the security costs of a Russian military victory over Ukraine would far exceed the costs of supporting Ukraine in its current form," the document says.
