Lithuania's support for Ukraine has exceeded one billion euros: now, it is important to help prepare for winter

Saturday, Sep 7, 2024

Delfi

Countries provide significant energy and material aid to Ukraine amid ongoing conflict.

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Lithuania, among the largest supporters, has provided significant energy infrastructure aid to Ukraine, including generators and transformers, and plans to send more equipment. Bulgaria is also sending damaged heating and hydroelectric components from the Kharkiv region, along with selling former Russian reactors. Czechia is coordinating aid through a business platform, providing financial support and specialized gas equipment. Neighboring countries like Poland, Romania, and Slovakia have provided urgent electricity to Ukraine, with energy supply being compensated commercially. Bulgaria is discussing the possibility of establishing energy export corridors for Ukraine. European Union countries are coordinating support based on requests received through the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense, which currently prioritizes air defense, artillery, drones, and medical support for wounded soldiers.

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