Norway Pledges $9.2 Billion to Ukraine for 2027: With Most Going to Military
Norway will give Ukraine 85 billion kroner ($9.2 billion) in 2027, the same amount it committed for 2026, Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre told Norwegian broadcaster NRK. Of the total, most is earmarked for military aid, with a smaller portion for civilian support.
Norway has pledged $9.2 billion to Ukraine for 2027, matching the same amount allocated this year, according to Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre. The support will continue for both military and civilian purposes as Ukraine faces a challenging winter. Støre visited Kyiv alongside leaders from other Nordic and Baltic nations, signaling solidarity with Ukraine in its fight against Russia's full-scale invasion.
Of the total funding, $7.5 billion will be directed towards military aid, while $1.6 billion will support civilian needs, mirroring previous allocations. Norway's government plans to finalize its 2027 budget proposal at an upcoming conference before presenting it to parliament. Støre emphasized that the continued financial assistance is not merely aid but an investment in Europe's own security.
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