Estonia pledges €100 million in military aid to Ukraine, including drones, watercraft

The Estonian Defense Ministry's press service reported the information.

The list includes drones, unmanned ground vehicles, watercraft, medical equipment, and goods offered by Estonian defense companies.

“We agreed last year that this year and next year we would support Ukraine militarily by allocating 0.25% of our GDP per year for Estonian defense industry products. I was pleased to see that many Estonian manufacturers offered their products. Today we have received feedback from Ukraine, which allows us to deliver the aid to Ukrainians as soon as possible,” said Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur.

The Defense Ministry added that for security reasons, the volume and timing of deliveries to Ukraine are not disclosed.

• At the end of February, Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal announced a military aid package to Ukraine that included ammunition and food.