Norway Ready to Provide €8 Billion in Aid to Ukraine

Norway's Prime Minister announced that the country is prepared to allocate another €8 billion to Ukraine next year as well.

The Prime Minister of Norway announced that the country is ready to allocate another eight billion euros to Ukraine next year.

According to Ambassador Arjan's report, quoted by Ryan News, the Prime Minister of Norway, Jonas Gare Store, announced at the Warsaw Security Forum that Oslo plans to allocate around 8 billion euros in aid to Ukraine in 2027. A figure of which 70% is intended for defense and military affairs.

Storeh also urged China, India, Brazil and South Africa to use their influence on Moscow to push Russia into negotiations with Ukraine.

He emphasized the necessity of providing interceptor missiles to strengthen Ukraine's air defense and to help meet the country's financial needs through the International Monetary Fund and other financial institutions.

The Prime Minister of Norway also called for increased participation of other European countries in supporting Ukraine and said that Europe should start planning security arrangements after the end of the war.

The Norwegian government had previously announced in August 2026 that it intends to maintain its aid to Ukraine at the level of NOK 85 billion in 2027. According to the official announcement of the government of this country, the major part of this budget will be allocated to military support; However, the final details of the budget split between military and civilian aid had yet to be determined.