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How much additional aid will New Zealand provide to Ukraine by December 31, 2024?
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New Zealand•Ukraine•Christopher Luxon•NATO•Washington•Drone Coalition•Australia•Vasyl Miroshnychenko
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New Zealand PM Christopher Luxon Pledges $16 Million in Aid to Ukraine
Jul 10, 2024, 08:44 AM
New Zealand has announced a new aid package for Ukraine totaling approximately $16 million. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, during his meeting with NATO leaders in Washington, disclosed that the aid includes $10 million for humanitarian assistance and $6 million for military support. The military aid allocation consists of $2.45 million for the Drone Coalition and $1.2 million for military medical needs. Ukrainian Ambassador to Australia and New Zealand, Vasyl Miroshnychenko, confirmed the aid. This move underscores New Zealand's commitment to supporting Ukraine despite the geographical distance.
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