
Russia signals new phase of aerial terror on Ukraine with Kyiv attack
This was announced on August 15 by Defence Minister Paul Johnson, Reuters reports.
The package will cost 3.4 billion crowns ($313.5 million).
"We have to prepare ourselves for the fact this could be a long-lasting war and we also have a long-term perspective so that we can support those platforms that we are sending to Ukraine in a lasting manner," the minister said.
The new military aid package will be the 13th aid package that Sweden has provided to Ukraine since the beginning of the war.
In early August, the Swedish company Satcube began supplying Ukraine with its own satellite internet terminals that can be used in the de-occupied territories where mobile and land-based networks are not working.