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UK to provide  mln support package to Ukraine

UK to provide $65 mln support package to Ukraine

The British authorities stated on Tuesday it should present a 50 million kilos ($64.7 million) help bundle for tools restore and institution of a navy rehabilitation centre in Ukraine.

Under the brand new tranche of help, which will likely be mentioned at this week’s NATO summit, Britain and G7 members will present hundreds of further rounds of Challenger 2 ammunition and greater than 70 fight and logistics automobiles.

These programmes will likely be funded by way of NATO’s Comprehensive Assistance Package for Ukraine and supported by rehabilitation specialists from throughout the Alliance, the British authorities stated in a press release.

This joint declaration is anticipated to be signed by all members of the G7, the assertion stated. The declaration will set out how allies will help Ukraine over the approaching years to finish the battle.

“Supporting Ukraine’s progress on the pathway to NATO membership, coupled with formal, multilateral, and bilateral agreements and the overwhelming support of NATO members will send a strong signal to President Putin and return peace to Europe,” British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak stated.

Source: www.anews.com.tr