Norway Pledges $9 Billion to Ukraine for Next Year
Separately, the EU approved a further $7.12 billion in financial aid for Ukraine, while the British prime minister reaffirmed support for Kyiv.
Norway has committed 85 billion Norwegian Kroner ($9.1 billion) to Ukraine for military, financial, and humanitarian needs, aligning with previous fiscal year pledges. Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store stated that Ukraine will define its needs, emphasizing that supporting Ukraine is an investment in Europe’s security. This significant pledge comes as other European allies also reaffirm their support for Kyiv.
- Norway pledged 85 billion Norwegian Kroner ($9.1 billion) to Ukraine.
- The aid is designated for military, financial, and humanitarian needs.
- Norway’s Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store stated that Ukraine will set its priorities for the aid.
- The support is framed as an investment in Europe’s security.
- The pledge is in line with Norway’s commitment for fiscal year 2026.
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