**Nordic Countries Pledge Support to Ukraine on Invasion Anniversary**
Today, February 24, marks the third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. In response, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Finland have announced additional humanitarian, military, and energy aid for Ukraine.
**Denmark Commits $56.8 Million in Humanitarian Aid**
Denmark will allocate 405 million Danish kroner (approximately $56.8 million) to support humanitarian efforts and reconstruction in Ukraine. The funds will be divided equally between humanitarian aid and reconstruction efforts. This new package brings Denmark’s total humanitarian aid to over $140 million since the invasion.
**Norway Provides $1.1 Billion for Humanitarian Aid and Energy Security**
Norway has pledged 12.5 billion Norwegian kroner (approximately $1.1 billion) to Ukraine, which will be used for humanitarian aid, energy security, and other areas. This funding is part of Norway’s Nansen Support Program for Ukraine in 2025.
**Sweden Donates Air Defense Systems Worth $113 Million**
Sweden has announced a 13.5 billion Swedish kroner (approximately $1.2 billion) aid package, which includes air defense systems worth 1.2 billion Swedish kroner (over $113 million). The funds will support Ukraine’s air defenses against Russian aggression.
**Finland Provides $4.7 Million to Support Ukraine’s Resilience**
Finland has pledged 4.5 million euros (approximately $4.7 million) through the Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine (PFRU) to support Ukraine’s resilience and stability. This funding will contribute to rebuilding Ukraine and supporting basic services, which is crucial for the country’s resilience and lasting peace.
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