Estonia Strengthens NATO Alliances with $12M Contribution
Estonia's Defence Minister, Hanno Pevkur, announced the country's participation in the Baltic Nordic package with a contribution of 12 million US dollars, stressing the collaboration with NATO allies. Pevkur conveyed concerns about declining military support for Ukraine ahead of a NATO meeting in Brussels.
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Estonia's Defence Minister Hanno Pevkur announced the country's involvement in the Baltic Nordic package with a significant contribution of 12 million US dollars. This move further solidifies Estonia's commitment to strengthening alliances within NATO.
Speaking before a meeting with NATO defence ministers in Brussels, Pevkur emphasized the importance of cooperation among allied nations. He highlighted the strategic benefits of such packages in bolstering regional security.
Pevkur also expressed concerns over the waning military assistance to Ukraine, urging allies to sustain support amid ongoing tensions. The defence minister anticipates final agreement on the package possibly by Wednesday.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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