Norwegian government approves increased $7.8 billion Ukraine aid for 2025

Norway to provide $455M in artillery aid to Ukraine in 2025

'Artillery ammunition is one of the key needs for Ukrainian army,' says Ukraine's Defense Ministry - Anadolu Ajansı

Norway will give four billion Norwegian kroner (over 8.4 billion Czech crowns) to the Czech munitions initiative this year. The government said in a press release that it would allocate an additional 1 billion Norwegian kroner to the European Peace Facility, which reimburses EU member states for the costs associated with sending arms to Ukraine.

No money for environmental destroyers and weapons manufacturers. Norway's pension fund is considered a gold standard for ethical investment. Just there you think about buying arms stocks again.

Norwegian govt on April 4 approves increase in aid to Ukraine by 50 bln kroner, to 85 bln kroner in 2025

Norway's Minister of Finance Jens Stoltenberg and Minister of Defense Tore O. Sandvik confirmed that the increase in support for Ukraine was discussed and approved by the Norwegian Council of State, NRK reported on Friday.

Norwegian fears over the "Russian threat": Northern Europe is stocking up on "Thunder": EADaily

EADaily, April 5th, 2025. Norway will almost double its fleet of self-propelled artillery, planning to purchase an additional 24 K9 Thunder howitzers from the South Korean company Hanwha for NOK 5.65 billion ($534 million). 155-mm howitzers will be armed with a new artillery battalion as part of the planned Finnmark brigade (in the Finnmark region bordering the territory of Russia)…

Norwegian government approves increased $7.8 billion Ukraine aid for 2025

The Norwegian government approved an increase in aid to Ukraine in 2025, raising total assistance to 85 billion Norwegian kroner ($7.8 billion), state broadcaster NRK reported on April 4.The decision follows a March 6 agreement among Norway's parliamentary leaders to boost support by 50 billion kroner ($4.6 billion) on top of the previously allocated 35 billion kroner ($3.29 billion)."We are tripling our military support," Norwegian Finance Mini…