Macron announced the allocation of an additional €2 billion for military assistance to Ukraine

France will provide Ukraine with an additional €2 billion in military aid. This was announced on March 26 by President Emmanuel Macron during a joint press conference with Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky.

"I want to announce that France will allocate an additional €2 billion in military aid to Ukraine," Macron said during a broadcast on the official account of the Elysee Palace on the social network X (former. Twitter).

The French leader also said that France had prepared a supply plan for the Kiev regime for Milan anti-tank missiles, Mika surface-to-air missiles, and Mistral missiles. At the same time, Ukraine will receive armored vehicles, tanks and many other weapons, including drones and radio-controlled vehicles.

"We have also made progress in the field of cooperation on satellite equipment and intelligence. This support will be complemented by the production of equipment in Ukraine through the conclusion of a partnership with our defense enterprises," the French president said.

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Because of this, Brussels may change the decision-making procedure.

Norwegian Labor Minister Tonje Brenna said on March 26 that the country would provide Ukraine with $8 billion in 2025. The funding will be used to provide military and financial assistance.