Ukraine Secures Long-Term Security Deals with Sweden and Norway

Agreements bolster military support and cooperation as Kyiv seeks further Western aid in its conflict with Russia.

Ukraine has now signed security agreements with 15 Western nations, including recent deals with Sweden, Norway, and Iceland.
Sweden will provide military aid worth $7 billion between 2024 and 2026, including surveillance aircraft and armored vehicles.
Norway commits to a 10-year security deal, focusing on maritime and air defense, and potential local production of defense supplies in Ukraine.
Iceland pledges long-term economic, humanitarian, and defense support, emphasizing aid for women in the Ukrainian military.
The agreements reflect Western nations' commitment to Ukraine's defense and future integration into the EU and NATO.