
Stockholm – Sweden has announced its largest military aid package to Ukraine to date, totaling 16 billion kronor.
The majority of this funding, over 9 billion kronor, will be allocated for the procurement of weapons and equipment, which will then be sent to Ukraine. While most purchases will come from the Swedish defense sector, items may also be sourced from other European manufacturers.
Expected deliveries are anticipated to occur relatively swiftly. Specific details regarding the types of equipment to be acquired will be disclosed once contracts are finalized, but potential items include artillery ammunition, air defense systems, drones, and satellite communication technology.
This year, Sweden’s overall military assistance to Ukraine has reached nearly 30 billion kronor, amounting to almost 80 billion kronor since the onset of the conflict.
Sweden’s Minister of Defense Pål Jonson emphasizes that “more must be done.”
“This responsibility does not rest solely on Sweden but extends to our allies, particularly our European partners,” he stated.
Are you dissatisfied with the actions of other EU countries?
In response to a question from TT, the minister remarked, “I believe there is a significant need for other EU nations to enhance their contributions beyond what they are currently providing.”
(March 31)













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