Sweden to contribute approximately $5 million to NATO fund to help Ukraine
Kyiv • UNN
Sweden will contribute SEK 50 million to the NATO fund to help Ukraine. The money will be used for military equipment, fuel and medicine.
Sweden will contribute 50 million Swedish kronor (about $5 million) to the NATO assistance fund to support Ukraine. The aid will be used to purchase, among other things, military equipment, medicines and fuel. This was reported by the press service of the Swedish government, UNN writes.
Details
As noted, the NATO assistance fund for Ukraine will receive 50 million Swedish kronor. The money will be used to support projects that lack funding, such as the purchase of defense equipment, fuel, medicine and demining equipment.
Sweden will also donate SEK 5 million to the NATO Defense Capacity Building Trust Fund for Moldova. The money will be used to purchase equipment, train and support reforms.
Another SEK 5 million will be provided to Georgia. The money will be used for projects in areas such as crisis management, cybersecurity and intelligence sharing.
Addendum
In December, Sweden agreed to provide Ukraine with a winter aid package to support civilian infrastructure worth 124 million euros.