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NATO boss floats 100 billion euro military aid fund for Ukraine

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg plans to propose a $100 billion fund for Ukraine at the upcoming foreign ministers' meeting. This is to ensure long-term assistance for Ukraine due to uncertainty about US aid.
The $60 billion US aid to Ukraine proposed by President Biden has not been authorized by Congress yet.
The proposed fund aims to provide consistent support to Ukraine amid ongoing challenges and political changes.

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NATO proposes US$107 billion military aid fund for Ukraine

NATO boss Jens Stoltenberg has proposed a US$107 billion, five-year package of military aid to Ukraine that would give the Western alliance a more direct role in providing support to Kyiv, five diplomats said on Tuesday.

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NATO boss floats 100 billion euro military aid fund for Ukraine

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NATO weighs a plan to provide long-term military help to Ukraine as Russian troops assert control

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg says the organization is debating a plan to provide more predictable military support to Ukraine as better armed Russian troops assert control on the battlefield.

30 days ago·United States

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NATO weighs a plan to provide long-term military help to Ukraine as Russian troops assert control

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NATO boss floats 100 billion euro military aid fund for Ukraine

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - NATO boss Jens Stoltenberg has proposed a 100 billion euro ($107 billion), five-year package of military aid to Ukraine that would give the Western alliance a more direct role in providing support to Kyiv, five diplomats said on Tuesday. Read full story

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NATO weighs a plan to provide long-term military help to Ukraine as Russian troops assert control

By LORNE COOK Associated Press BRUSSELS (AP) — NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg says the organization is debating a plan to provide more predictable military support to Ukraine as better armed Russian troops assert control on the battlefield. Stoltenberg said Wednesday that “support to Ukraine should be less dependent on short-term, voluntary offers and more dependent on long-term NATO commitments.” His remarks came at a meeting of NATO f…

30 days ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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