Finland Commits €200 Million in Military Aid to Ukraine

The new aid package includes artillery ammunition and strengthens bilateral defense cooperation through a signed agreement.

Finland announced its 28th military aid package to Ukraine, valued at approximately €200 million ($217.48 million), pending final government and presidential approval.
The aid package includes artillery ammunition, a critical resource for Ukraine's ongoing defense against Russia, while other details remain undisclosed.
The total value of Finland's military aid to Ukraine since the start of the conflict now amounts to €3.3 billion.
Finnish and Ukrainian defense ministers signed a Memorandum of Understanding to deepen cooperation, covering intelligence sharing, ammunition production, and joint defense projects.
Finnish Defense Minister Antti Häkkänen emphasized Finland's historical understanding of the Russian threat and noted Ukraine's valuable military expertise gained over three years of conflict.