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According to Estonia, red lines are necessary for a ceasefire in Ukraine
The Estonian Foreign Minister, Margus Tsahkna, stated on Friday that red lines in terms of timeline must be set for the ceasefire in Ukraine.
The decision was made a few days ago, Estonia will provide Ukraine with €100 million in military aid. Ukraine has officially submitted a list of military aid requests to Estonia, including products from Estonian defence companies valued at €100 million.
The selection includes drones, unmanned ground vehicles, watercraft, medical equipment, and other materials offered by Estonian manufacturers. The quantity and delivery timeline of this aid remain confidential.
The Estonian Defence Minister, Hanno Pevkur, emphasised that Estonia is committed to supporting Ukraine with 0.25% of its GDP per annum for its military needs, including the purchase of products from local defence companies.
(MH with AmBar - Source: Agency - Photo: © Unsplash)
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