Throughout January, international partners provided Ukraine with essential means to counter Russian strikes and humanitarian aid to support the energy sector, the NSDC press service reported.
“The start of the year was difficult for Ukraine due to constant Russian attacks and severe cold. At the same time, international support for Ukraine remains unwavering and has helped us endure. Partners supplied the necessary resources to counter Russian strikes,” the statement reads.
According to the report, international partners provided Ukraine with:
- Norway – missiles for NASAMS air defense systems;
- Finland – 31st military aid package worth €98 million, including missiles for air defense;
- United Kingdom – missiles for air defense systems;
- Germany – ongoing delivery of missiles for Iris-T systems and a significant package to strengthen air defense under the PURL mechanism.
In addition to air defense support, partners provided substantial energy assistance to help Ukraine recover as quickly as possible from the destruction caused by Russian attacks.
Specifically, Ukraine received:
- United States – over $400 million for humanitarian projects to support Ukrainians this winter;
- Norway – $400 million, including for energy support;
- United Kingdom – nearly €23 million to the Ukraine Energy Support Fund;
- European Union – around 450 generators;
- Germany – €60 million and additional equipment;
- Italy – €10 million to the Ukraine Energy Support Fund, with €50 million budgeted for 2026 for assistance in the energy sector; 78 industrial boilers with a total capacity of 116.5 MW have already been delivered to Ukraine;
- Netherlands – an additional €23 million for the energy sector;
- Denmark – €20 million for energy support;
- France – over 100 generators;
- Japan – 140 generators, 60 transformers, and two cogeneration units;
- Lithuania – 90 generators.
The NSDC expressed gratitude to all partners for their decisive and consistent support of Ukraine.
“This assistance saves lives, strengthens our resilience, and enables us to withstand aggression. We call for continued strengthening of support for Ukraine—it brings a just peace closer for all of Europe,” the statement emphasized.
