NATO countries are considering using funds left over from the program to support Afghanistanʼs security forces to provide Ukraine in the coming weeks.
This is reported by Politico.
Kyiv has asked NATO countries to consider redistributing some of the $3.4 billion to help support Ukrainian efforts against Russia, two Western officials said.
It is noted that NATO officials have been discussing the possibility of using "Afghan" funds for Ukraine for more than a month, in particular at the October meeting in Brussels. The fund was frozen, and the Alliance worked to develop a mechanism to return the money to individual countries or use it for something else, but each donor country decides for itself how to use this money.
- It was previously reported that in the Russian-Ukrainian war, the Armed Forces fired thousands of artillery shots per day, while NATO forces in Afghanistan fired 300 shells per day. According to NATO representatives, "the amount of artillery used is staggering."