In Estonia there are voices about a new aid package for Ukraine. Tallinn supports Kiev with ammunition and other equipment.
This is reported by RBC-Ukraine in a message to the Estonian Ministry of Defense.
So, the Estonian Cabinet supported the proposal Defense Minister Hanno Pevkura will send Ukraine a military package additional assistance, which includes both equipment and ammunition.
“It will be impossible to remember the 1000 days since Ukraine was able to defend its freedom against an irresistible aggressor. Ukraine will continue to demand assistance from Estonia and the free world in order to protect itself. Once again the package of assistance will be collected From the reserves of our defense forces to meet the needs of Ukraine, and all in such a way that Estonia’s defense does not suffer,” said Pevkur.
What is included in the aid package?
The remaining package of assistance includes a military-naval uniform, security devices, sights, ballistic protection and various types of ammunition.
“This package of assistance is not the rest, and we will soon We support the competitive support of Estonian companies to allow Ukraine to provide additional assistance to the products of the Estonian defense industry. In addition to assistance to Ukraine, this also supports the power economy and security of Estonia,” – minister
Assistance to Ukraine from Estonia
Estonia provided assistance to Ukraine in the amount of over 500 million euros, or 1.4% of gross domestic product (GDP), in which Estonia ranks one of the first The world has a duty to provide assistance to the population before the GDP.
Previously, Estonia transferred, for example, missiles to the Javelin anti-tank missile system, howitzers, artillery, anti-tank mines, anti-tank grenade launchers, mortars, transport facilities, facilities connection, field hospitals (including those in Germany, the Netherlands, Norway and Iceland), medical facilities, individual protection (sholomi then) and bags of dry food.
Also, at the beginning of the full-scale war in Ukraine, Estonia organized training for over 1,500 Ukrainian defencists in Estonia and beyond the cordon.
In addition, in 2023 there will be Initiatives under the care of Estonia and Luxembourg has created an IT coalition that supports the creation of a secure ICT infrastructure that meets NATO standards for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.