NATO allies spent over €50 billion on Ukraine aid last year

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Canada and Europe lead charge in supplying security aid to Ukraine

Nato members say they have ‘exceeded their goal’ with over €50bn in assistance as Trump seeks more

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NATO allies spent over €50 billion on Ukraine aid last year

The alliance's target was €40 billion – but it's tough to determine exactly what impact the support is having on the battlefield.

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NATO member states went to great lengths to support Ukraine's war against Russia last year, significantly exceeding Jens Stoltenberg's goal of 40 billion euros.

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Ukraine's partners exceeded their commitment by 10 billion euros.

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NATO countries exceeded their own target and provided Ukraine with more than 50 billion euros in aid in 2024. More than half of this aid came from Europe and Canada. The rest was provided by the United States. This was stated on February 11 by Alliance spokeswoman Allison Garth. At the NATO summit in Washington in July 2024, the countries of the Alliance pledged together to provide at least 40 billion euros to support Ukraine in repelling Russia…

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NATO allies invested over 50 billion euros in military aid for Ukraine in 2024 – far more than planned. Germany remains Kyyiv's second largest supporter in terms of numbers.