Norwegians are very satisfied with the effectiveness of the NASAMS system in Ukraine, but the bottleneck is the availability of missiles. They plan to turn to unconventional rockets. Here's what the NASAMS system is and what Norwegians intend to do.
"We stood with Ukraine from the first day. We will stand with them also when a potential peace deal comes," Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store tells Bloomberg's Oliver Crook. Asked whether Norway would look into potentially deploying troops to Ukraine for peacekeeping operations,
Naftogaz Group will receive a grant from Norway for gas purchase.This is announced in the group's statement, Ukrainian News Agency reports.The funds will be
Norway is to provide financing for Ukrainian purchases of its natural gas, Ukraine's Naftogaz company said on Tuesday, against the background of a rise in Ukrainian imports as the war with Russia batters the country's energy system.
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre has announced that his country will provide €1 billion for Ukraine's humanitarian and civilian needs in 2025. Source: European Pravda, citing Jonas Gahr Støre at the plenary session of the Support Ukraine forum in Kyiv on Monday Details: Støre officially unveiled an aid package that had been announced by the Norwegian government the day before.
"It's unacceptable, they [Ukraine] need to tone it down and take a hard look and sign that deal," he tells Fox News. The deal he is referring to is a push by Donald Trump for access to rare minerals in Ukraine in return for aid, or even as compensation for the support the US has already provided.
Ukraine has considerable leverage in upcoming negotiations with Russia—as long as the United States stands by Kyiv and adopts a negotiating strategy that creates real dilemmas for Moscow. U.S. support for Ukraine has been cast into doubt in recent weeks after a flurry of comments by Trump administration officials offering unilateral concessions to Moscow and criticizing Ukraine.
Finance ministers and central bankers from the G20 top economies gather in South Africa on Wednesday and Thursday, for a meeting marred by the absence or curtailed attendance of key members and disputes over the main issues of climate, debt and inequality.
EXCLUSIVE: A Western security official told the Express he did not buy the argument that Putin's army was running out of manpower and weapons.
If dictator Putin is not stopped, he will look for the next areas in his sphere of interest. That could be us,' said Magnus Mæland, mayor in the municipality bordering Russia's Murmansk region.
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson warned that the outcome of the war in Ukraine will shape generations to come and that the world was at a crossroads.
Spain and Canada have announced aid packages for Kyiv while its other allies have imposed sanctions on Russia.