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According to Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre, Norway said on Wednesday that it would give six F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine in order to strengthen that country’s defences against Russian aggression.
The gift demonstrates Norway’s dedication to bolstering Ukraine’s defence capabilities in the face of an ongoing conflict.
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Norway is going to give six F-16 fighter planes to Ukraine. It is anticipated that delivery will start in 2024. Ukraine’s air defence is vital to the country’s continuous fight against Russian aggression, and this action intends to strengthen it.
NATO will offer security assistance and training to Ukraine. There is a long-term commitment to sustain support for Ukraine’s security. New announcements include immediate support such as air defense capabilities.
During a meeting in Washington, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg presented a comprehensive package of support for Ukraine. The following is included in this package: bilateral security agreements between Ukraine and certain NATO members.
increased efforts to enhance NATO and Ukrainian troops’ interoperability.
strong emphasis on strengthening and maintaining Ukraine’s defense capacities.
However, Gahr Støre said, “we aim to start the donations during 2024.”
He said Kyiv’s “ability to defend itself against attacks from the air is absolutely crucial in its defensive battle against Russia.”
