Norway will allocate about $650 million for the purchase of UAVs for Ukraine

Norway will allocate about $642 million for the purchase of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for Ukraine. This was reported on June 24 by the Reuters news agency with reference to the government of the kingdom.

"Norway will provide Ukraine with 6.5 billion crowns ($641.9 million) for the purchase of drones and technologies for them from Ukrainian and other European manufacturers," the article says.

As the country's Prime Minister, Jonas Gahr Stere, emphasized, drones play an important role in the defense of Ukraine.

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