Published 02/27/2024 5:42:42 a.m.

France and Netherlands back plan to buy non-EU ammo for Ukraine

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France and the Netherlands back Czechia's plan to procure hundreds of thousands of ammunition rounds for Ukraine from outside the EU. Kyiv is facing critical ammunition shortages, as $61 billion in funding from the U.S. remains stuck in Congress, causing defense aid deliveries to run dry. Reports suggest Ukraine could face a catastrophic shortage of supplies like shells and air defenses within weeks.

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The Straits Times

France and Netherlands back plan to buy non-EU ammo for Ukraine

France and other nations previously resisted using EU funds to buy ammunition outside the bloc. Read more at straitstimes.com.

02/27/2024 1:50:00 a.m.·Singapore

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Financial Post

France and Netherlands Back Plan to Buy Non-EU Ammo for Ukraine

(Bloomberg) — France and the Netherlands backed a plan to buy ammunition outside Europe to get much-needed military equipment to Ukraine faster, with a proposal expected in early March.

02/27/2024 12:34:23 a.m.·Canada

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ZN.UA Зеркало недели

France and the Netherlands have signed a plan to purchase ammunition for Ukraine to the EU

Франция и Нидерланды поддержали план закупки боеприпасов для Украины за пределами ЕС, сообщает Bloomberg. Идею закупки сотен тысяч снарядов у нескольких стран озвучил премьер-министр Чехии Петр Фиала на саммите европейских лидеров в Париже в понедельник, 26 февраля, призванном продемонстрировать поддержку Украины. [see_also ids="584440"] "Предложение Чехии полностью соответствует тому, что мы сделали в плане артиллерии. Мы обратились к странам, …

02/27/2024 5:42:42 a.m.·Kyiv, Ukraine

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The Kyiv Independent

France, Netherlands back Czech plan to buy ammunition for Ukraine outside EU

France and the Netherlands back Czechia's plan to procure hundreds of thousands of ammunition rounds for Ukraine from outside the EU, French President Emmanuel Macron and Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte told journalists on Feb. 26. Kyiv is facing critical ammunition shortages, as $61 billion in funding from the U.S. remains stuck in Congress, causing defense aid deliveries to run dry. Reports suggest Ukraine could face a catastrophic shortage of…

02/27/2024 6:54:40 a.m.·Kyiv, Ukraine

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