Military assistance to Ukraine (February 2022 to January 2025)
An overview of the military assistance provided to Ukraine between February 2022 and January 2025

This paper briefly examines North Korea's nuclear weapons policies, capabilities and programmes. It is one paper in a larger series of papers on the nuclear weapon states.
Nuclear weapons at a glance: North Korea (371 KB , PDF)
Despite having conducted several nuclear tests, and demonstrated its missile capabilities, North Korea is not officially recognised by the international community as a nuclear weapons state.
It is, however, acknowledged as nuclear capable and since 2011 North Korea’s nuclear programme has accelerated.
In summary:
Since September 2021 North Korea has been conducting an accelerated campaign of missile testing. At the time of writing, North Korea has conducted 16 missile tests since the beginning of 2022, in contravention of UN Security Council resolutions. There are also indications that North Korea may be preparing to conduct a seventh nuclear test.
Nuclear weapons at a glance: North Korea (371 KB , PDF)
An overview of the military assistance provided to Ukraine between February 2022 and January 2025
A general debate on the 80th anniversary of Victory over Japan is scheduled for Monday 21 July 2025 in the main chamber.
How has military assistance to Ukraine evolved since January 2025 when US President Donald Trump took office?