Denmark, Norway, Sweden commit $486 million to NATO-led project to send Ukraine U.S.-made weapons
Defense And Security,Ukraine War,Europe,European Union,Norway,Eastern Europe,Ukraine,NATO,Donald Trump,Volodymyr Zelensky
Denmark, Norway and Sweden have promised to collectively spend $486 million on a NATO-led initiative to send U.S.-manufactured weapons to Ukraine, the Norwegian government announced Tuesday.
The project takes advantage of the new Prioritized Ukraine Requirement List NATO mechanism, created last month in an agreement with President Trump. Under the mechanism, NATO and Canada will fund regular packages worth around $500 million, containing essential equipment and munitions for Ukraine’s defense.
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