Sweden allocated another 56 million euros to support Ukraine's energy sector
Kyiv • UNN
Stockholm's new contribution will help restore damaged infrastructure and prepare the system for winter. The total amount of aid has already exceeded 259 million euros.
Sweden has announced a new contribution of 56 million euros to the Energy Support Fund for Ukraine. This was reported by the Embassy of Sweden in Ukraine on its X social media page, writes UNN.
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With the new funding, Stockholm's total contribution to the fund has exceeded 259 million euros. The diplomatic mission emphasized that these funds will help restore damaged energy infrastructure and prepare the energy system for the next heating season.
Support amid Russian attacks
The embassy noted that the support is aimed at strengthening Ukraine's energy security, which regularly suffers from Russian strikes on critical infrastructure.
Together, we are restoring critical infrastructure, already preparing for next winter, and ensuring energy security so that Ukraine remains strong even under constant shelling and attacks.