Belgium to provide €100 million more in military aid to Ukraine

Belgium increases military aid to Ukraine to €1.1 billion
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sybyha, Belgian Foreign Minister Preud’homme, Luxembourg Foreign Minister Bettel, and Director-General for European Cooperation at the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Bakker. Photo: REUTERS/Nina Lyashonok

Defense Minister Denys Shmyhal announced that Belgium will provide Ukraine with an additional €100 million in military aid this year. This will be made possible through the PURL mechanism.

Shmyhal shared this information on the social media platform X.

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Ukraine will receive an additional aid package from Belgium under the PURL program

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Statement by Denys Shmyhal. Photo: screenshot

 

This amount will supplement the €1 billion support package already provided by Brussels.

The Defense Minister thanked his colleague Theo Francken, as well as the Belgian government and people, for their solidarity with Ukraine.

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