NATO will provide Ukraine with $60 billion in 2026 and plans to cooperate with the Ukrainian industry and innovation.
This was stated by the head of the NATO mission in Ukraine, Patrick Turner, in a press conference.
He also recalled that four assistance packages have already been announced within the framework of the PURL initiative. Part of the assistance from these packages has already been provided to Ukraine or is still being provided. In particular, last year, the Alliance members allocated $50 billion to Ukraine.
Another priority of the Alliance for the coming year is non-lethal assistance to Ukraine within the Comprehensive Assistance Package (CAP). It covers both assistance related to conditions on the battlefield and long-term programs, such as support for hospitals or assistance to veterans.
