NATO has initiated coordinated regular weapons deliveries to Ukraine, starting with a €500 million package from the Netherlands and a joint Nordic contribution of $500 million. These deliveries, primarily sourced from the US, prioritize Ukraine's battlefield needs, focusing on air defense systems crucial against Russia's attacks on civilian areas. The initiative follows significant prior European military aid, totaling €72 billion as of June, supplementing US support. While NATO primarily offers non-lethal assistance, this coordinated weapons delivery marks a significant expansion of its support role.
Prepared by Rachel Morgan and reviewed by editorial team.
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