Britain and the Netherlands announced aid packages for Ukraine on October 28. These packages are mainly financial, but the British have a military part. Britain increases aid to Ukraine by 10 billion pounds. This is the largest financial package Britain has ever promised Ukraine. The package consists of three parts. Around £500 million is being invested in additional military aid from the Ministry of Defense to urgently close gaps in Ukrainian air defenses this winter. £7 billion in financial support over three years. Another £3bn is loan guarantees through UK export finance, a government guaranteeing agency and loan guarantees, and will be used mainly for military aid. Britain will continue to increase sanctions against Russia to force Putin to sit at the negotiating table, Zelensky and Brangam separately discussed the upcoming summit of the European political community and agreed to use it to get support in Ukraine from other partners. Minister of Trade and Foreign Cooperation Sajord Soordsma announced during his visit to Kyiv. This includes €878 million previously committed and another €327 million that the government has invested. A significant part of the money will go through the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the World Bank and the European Investment Bank. This year, 40 million euros will be sent to Ukraine's support fund for urgent infrastructure repairs and another 55 million euros for energy materials from Dutch suppliers. Another 136 million euros will go to support Dutch businesses in Ukraine, and 9.5 million euros will be added to export credit insurance to reduce the financial risks of companies supplying goods to Ukraine.