This was announced on the website of Lithuania's Ministry of National Defense.
These radar sets are intended to enhance maritime surveillance capabilities and improve the understanding of sea conditions. Lithuania sent this equipment in response to Ukraine's request, recognizing its importance.
Lithuanian Minister of National Defense Arvydas Anušauskas stated, "This support will bolster Ukraine's ability to monitor its maritime surroundings, safeguard territorial waters, and protect its citizens in the aftermath of the Russian conflict."
The Ministry of Defense of Lithuania highlighted its ongoing assistance to Ukraine, including military training, medical care for the wounded, expert consultations, and financial support for international programs benefiting Ukraine.
They also revealed plans to allocate 200 million euros to support Ukraine from 2024 to 2026.