Source: Lithuanian Ministry of National Defence, Defence Industry Europe
Photo: Lithuanian Ministry of National Defence.
On March 22, Ukraine received Lithuania's donation of drone jamming equipment. "Lithuania continues rendering incessant military assistance to Ukraine," the Lithuanian Ministry of National Defence said in a statement.
The assistance rendered to Ukraine by the Lithuanian Ministry of National Defence so far has included different types of weaponry, ammunition, unmanned aerial vehicles, anti-drones, training, heavy equipment repair and all other assistance in accordance to Ukraine’s request.
Lithuania has also defined long-term assistance in a plan for 2024-2026 covering EUR 200 million of aid for Ukraine, the ministry said.
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