Nordic countries have provided Ukraine with nearly $50B in aid since full-scale invasion began, Sybiha says

Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said this at a press conference alongside his counterparts Elina Valtonen of Finland and Espen Barth Eide of Norway in Helsinki, Ukrinform reports. “Putin is still showing no genuine willingness to end the war. That is why it is critically important to strengthen Ukraine. Finland and Norway, along with Denmark, Iceland, and Sweden, are demonstrating true leadership in this regard. Since February 2022, the five Nordic countries have provided about $50 billion in assistance,” Sybiha said. At the same time, he emphasized that Ukraine is not merely a recipient of aid but also a partner contributing to the common security of Europe and the entire transatlantic community.