Finland, Lithuania, Latvia announce new military aid packages for Ukraine

Finland is preparing its 27th military aid package for Ukraine, discussed during a meeting between Presidents Zelensky and Stubb at the World Economic Forum in Davos, focusing on strengthening Ukraine's defense against Russian attacks. Meanwhile, NATO's commitment to support Ukraine remains strong, as stated by Ukrainian delegate Yehor Cherniev, regardless of the future of the Ramstein format for military assistance discussions. Lithuania also continues to bolster Ukraine's military capabilities, having recently delivered a new aid package that includes drones and other equipment, signaling ongoing European support amidst concerns about potential changes in U.S. aid under President Trump's administration. Additionally, Latvia has contributed over 40 all-wheel-drive vehicles and other critical supplies to aid Ukrainian combat brigades. The collaborative efforts among these nations highlight a concerted push to enhance Ukraine's defense capabilities and ensure regional security. The continuous military support from these allies underscores their dedication to Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity.