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The EU has tentatively agreed to accelerate the procurement and supply of ammunition for Ukraine

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The European Union continues to help Ukraine in the fight against Russian terrorists. Thus, the EU countries almost agreed to speed up the delivery of artillery shells to our state.

Also, the EU plans to purchase even more ammunition for Ukraine. However, countries still need to think about how to make these plans a reality.

EU plans to accelerate the supply of ammunition to Ukraine

On March 8, EU countries agreed to speed up the supply of artillery shells and purchase more ammunition for Ukraine. Josep Borrell, head of EU diplomacy, spoke about this.

According to Borrell, EU countries will receive financial incentives of 1 billion euros to send more artillery shells to Ukraine. Also, another 1 billion euros will be spent on the joint purchase of new shells.

We have reached general agreement on this procedure, but there are issues that have not yet been resolved. Everything should be discussed in detail, – said the head of EU diplomacy.

Borrell hopes the EU plan will be agreed upon at the March 20 meeting of EU foreign and defense ministers.

Military aid for Ukraine: latest news

  • Previously, the EU allocated 500 million benefits to Ukraine. In addition, our country will receive 45 million euros for the EU military assistance mission.
  • Poland sent ten more Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine.
  • Recently, the first Leopard, which Canada handed over to Ukraine, has already arrived in Poland. In total, Ottawa plans to send four of these tanks.
  • Soon Ukraine will receive Leopard 2A6 tanks from Germany and Portugal.
  • By the way, since the beginning of the full-scale war, Ukraine has not entered into direct agreements with Bulgarian companies. However, last year alone, the Armed Forces of Ukraine sent weapons worth at least $1 billion.
  • So, two years later, Bulgaria delivered to Ukraine through intermediary countries, in particular through the USA, Great Britain and Poland.

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