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NATO Chief Proposes 40 Billion Euros, $44 Billion Annual Aid for Ukraine
May 31, 2024, 11:47 AM
NATO Secretary General has proposed a significant increase in military aid for Ukraine, seeking to secure 40 billion euros annually from member nations. This proposal aims to ensure a steady and reliable flow of defense aid to support Ukraine amidst ongoing conflicts. The NATO chief emphasized that this funding should be considered mandatory for allocation by the member states. Additionally, there is a push to commit $44 billion in defense aid to Ukraine annually.
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