Norway has handed over almost US$902.19 million worth of military supplies to Ukraine in recent months.
Source: European Pravda; a press release of the Norwegian government
This aid included artillery shells, anti-tank weapons, a minehunter, and tank m…
Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide, who has been on a visit to Ukraine since Monday, also visited Odesa.
Source: European Pravda, citing Espen Barth Eide on Twitter (X)
Espen Barth Eide posted a photo from Odesa, where the local governor showe…
Norway was one of the first of Ukraine’s allies to adopt a long-term support plan for 2023-2027. Overall, Oslo’s military and humanitarian aid will amount to almost €7.6 billion by 2027, making the Nordic country one of the five largest donors to Ukra…
Norway had allocated 1.6 billion Norwegian kroner ($153 million) to the Czech-led initiative to buy hundreds of thousands of sorely needed artillery shells for Ukraine, the Norwegian government announced on March 7.”Ukraine urgently needs large quantit…
Norway announced on Feb. 9 that it had asked the parliament to deliver an additional 10 Norwegian Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System (NASAMS) air defense launchers and four fire control centers to Ukraine. NASAMS is a ground-based air defense syste…
Bjørn Arild Gram, Minister of Defence of Norway, has urged the country to be ready for a possible conflict even after the end of Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine.
Source: Gram during a lecture in the Oslo Military Society Assembly on the evening…
The Norwegian government announced on Jan. 17 the allocation of 2 billion Norwegian kroner ($190 million) to increase defense production capacities, namely regarding artillery shells.Oslo said it is hiking its production capacity to meet the needs of N…
17 January, 2024 Production of 155mm ammunition at the Nammo enterprise. Photo credits: nytimes.com
The Norwegian government will allocate NOK 2 billion ($190.48 million) to increase the potential of the country’s defense industry.
The Government sta…
Norwegian F-16 fighter jets had landed in Denmark to support the training program for Ukrainian personnel, the Norwegian Air Force announced on Jan. 5.Earlier this week, Oslo said it is sending two F-16s along with 10 instructors to a facility in Denma…
Norwegian companies will now be able to directly sell weapons and defense equipment to Ukrainian authorities following a decision from Oslo, Norway’s Defense Ministry announced on Jan. 1. The Norwegian government previously provided fiscal and military…