Japan allocates $37 million to Ukraine for UAV detection systems
Kyiv • UNN
Japan has pledged $37 million for a UAV detection system to support Ukraine, as well as additional assistance in energy equipment.
Japan recently allocated $37 million in aid to Ukraine to provide a drone detection system. This was reported by Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa during a briefing with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba, UNN reports.
Japan is actively promoting support for Ukraine. As part of our support, Japan recently decided to contribute $37 million to the NATO trust fund to provide a system for detecting unmanned aerial vehicles
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During the briefing, Yoko Kamikawa strongly condemned Russia's missile and drone attacks on Ukraine during the New Year holidays.
In addition to monetary support, Kamikawa said, to help Ukrainians survive the winter, Japan has provided 5 mobile gas turbine generators and 7 transformers. Today, the Japanese Foreign Minister will take part in the ceremony of handing over this equipment.
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Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa arrived in Kyiv. The photo of the diplomat walking through the Kyiv railway station was published by Kyodo News.
