US EditionUK announces support package for Ukraine on war anniversary
The UK allocates $75 million to Ukraine including $27 million for energy repairs and $7.7 million for frontline humanitarian aid, aiming to strengthen resilience and justice efforts.
- Britain announced a new aid package for Ukraine on the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion, including support for Ukraine's energy grid and humanitarian aid for frontline communities.
- The package also includes medical mentoring for Ukrainian clinicians and helicopter training for Ukrainian pilots in Britain.
- Russia has faced sanctions and sought assistance from Iran, China, and North Korea since launching its invasion, which it claimed would be a short operation to 'denazify' Ukraine.
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United Kingdom Allocates $27 Million for Ukraine’s Energy Repairs in New Aid Package
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Statement on the Fourth Anniversary of Russia's Invasion of Ukraine - Green Party
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