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Sweden provides Ukraine with €400 million in military aid
On September 9, the Swedish government announced a new military aid package for Ukraine worth SEK 4.6 billion (approximately €400 million)
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This announcement marks Sweden’s 17th military aid package to Ukraine.
The package is designed to address Ukraine's top military priorities and ensure continued support in the future. It includes equipment donations, direct purchases, equipment packages, and financial aid. The aid package includes three major equipment procurements, which are a “special priority” for Ukraine.
According to the statement, “Sweden is entering a new phase of military support for Ukraine, shifting towards increased focus on production rather than just donations.”
- In August, Swedish Defense Minister Pål Jonson said that his government wants to change its policy of direct military assistance to Ukraine. Namely, instead of direct supplies of equipment and weapons, it wants to organize production on Ukrainian territory.
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