EU Approves Further €6.1 Billion for Ukraine’s Defence
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The European Union announced on Monday the release of a new €6.1 billion tranche to Ukraine, to enable it to strengthen its air defence and missile and ammunition capacity. ...
The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, announced that today, on the Independence Day of Ukraine, the EU approved 6.1 billion euros for air defense systems, and that it shows Ukraine "unwavering support".
The European Commission has approved funding for the purchase of war material (air defence and missile systems, ammunition, radar) in favour of Kiev. Today the summit of the willing from the capital and the celebration of the 35 years of independence
The willing in Kiev to armor the skies. Foreign Minister: "Ukraine can always count on our support"
European Union approves further €6.1 billion aid for Ukraine's defence
The European Commission has approved an additional €6.1 billion for Ukraine's defence. This new aid package will procure vital systems like air defence and missiles. It builds upon previously approved procurement plans totaling €16 billion. The European Union stands with Ukraine as Russia intensifies its attacks. This support aims to help Ukraine protect its people and skies.
EU approves further €6.1 billion for Ukraine's defence
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