Sweden announces largest military aid package to Ukraine

Sweden's aid package for Ukraine, Washington plane crash - Thursday brief
Sweden has allocated the largest military aid package for Ukraine worth more than $1 billion. Meanwhile, in the United States, a helicopter collided with a passenger plane. Read more about what happened on Thursday,
Sweden Donates $1.2 Billion Aid Package to Ukraine
Sweden's defence minister said on Thursday the Nordic country had agreed to donate its biggest aid package to Ukraine so far, worth 13.5 billion Swedish crowns ($1.23 billion). The aid package is Sweden's 18th since Russia launched a large-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
Sweden to provide Ukraine with $1.2 billion military aid package
The Nordic country will double the amount of Stridsbåt 90 combat boats it's donating from Swedish armed forces stocks to 32 boats, among other things.
Sweden launches its largest-ever military aid program for Ukraine
Sweden is to provide Ukraine with its largest ever military aid program. Its value is SEK 13.5 billion (around $1.25 billion), according to the Swedish Ministry of Defense. It should be noted that this package will also strengthen Ukraine's long-range capabilities.
Sweden donates $1.2bn aid package; Kyiv summons Slovak envoy to reject accusations of meddling
Sweden’s defence minister said on Thursday the Nordic country had agreed to donate its biggest aid package to Ukraine so far, worth 13.5bn Swedish crowns ($1.23bn).
Sweden unveils its largest military aid package for Ukraine worth $1.2 billion
Sweden will provide Ukraine with a military aid package worth over $1.2 billion, Swedish Defense Minister Pal Jonson announced on Jan. 30. It is Sweden's largest tranche of military assistance since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion in 2022,
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