NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte announced that Ukraine will receive more than 35 billion euros in additional security aid next year. The aid will be provided by European countries and Canada.
According to a report by the Azerbaijani news agency APA, Mark Rutte said: “Our European and Canadian allies are now taking on even more responsibility. Based on new calculations, an additional 35 billion euros in aid will be provided to Ukraine next year to ensure its security.” Rutte also emphasized that despite the US halting its support for Ukraine, NATO remains committed to assisting Ukraine. Details regarding the content of the aid package and the areas it will cover are expected to be clarified in the coming weeks.
