On September 28, Lithuania announced the provision of a new package of military aid to Ukraine.
Points of attention
- Lithuania announced a new package of military aid to Ukraine, which includes logistics equipment, ammunition, and laptops.
- Lithuania allocated at least 0.25% of its GDP for defense and security support, demonstrating its strong commitment to Ukraine's independence.
- The common goal of Lithuania and Ukraine is to support democracy and freedom in the region, with Lithuania providing significant military aid to Ukraine in the past.
- The Ministry of Defense of Lithuania confirmed the aid package, highlighting the continued support and determination for Ukraine to achieve victory.
- Lithuania's State Defense Council decision underscores the country's ongoing support for Ukraine and its dedication to standing firm until Ukraine achieves victory and freedom.
Ukraine will receive military aid from Lithuania
The Ministry of Defense of Lithuania reported this on the X social network.
In particular, Lithuania provided logistics equipment, ammunition, laptops and other aid, which will arrive in Ukraine this week.
Our support is unwavering, our determination is clear: Ukraine will win, because freedom always wins. Together to victory!
🇱🇹🇺🇦 Lithuania strengthens Ukraine’s defence with a new shipment of military support: logistics equipment, ammunition, laptops and more.
— Lithuanian MOD 🇱🇹 (@Lithuanian_MoD) September 28, 2024
Our support is unwavering, our resolve is clear: Ukraine will win, because freedom always prevails. Together, until victory! pic.twitter.com/AXie5htmcV
Lithuania supports Ukraine
The Lithuanian State Defense Council decided to allocate at least 0.25% of its GDP for defense and security support of Ukraine.
This was announced by the President of Lithuania Gitanas Nauseda.
Today, at a meeting of the State Defense Council (Lithuania — ed.), we agreed to allocate at least 0.25% of GDP to support the security and defense of Ukraine.
He emphasized that Lithuania will continue to stand firm with Ukraine until victory, as it will always "support freedom."
As reported in April, Lithuania's support for Ukraine at that time amounted to about one billion euros, of which about 610 million euros was military aid.
