The infographic depicted below gives a clear breakdown of the countries that have provided the most aid to Ukraine during its ongoing war with Russia. The aid, measured in billion U.S. dollars, is categorized into three main types: military (green), financial (yellow), and humanitarian (blue).
The United States stands out as the largest contributor, with $119.2 billion, the majority of which is military aid. The European Union follows with $52.1 billion, offering a mix of financial and humanitarian support. Other notable contributors include Germany ($18.1B), the United Kingdom ($15.4B), Japan ($11B), Canada ($8.7B), Denmark ($8.4B), the Netherlands ($7.7B), Sweden ($5.7B), and France ($5.1B).
The data above reflects the international effort to support Ukraine, with Western allies playing a key role in providing military equipment, economic assistance, and humanitarian relief.
This visual, designed by Nazar in collaboration with Paradigm Shift, is based on Statista’s 2025 data, offering an updated perspective on global aid contributions.
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