Norway, France to finance more military support for Ukraine


COPENHAGEN, Feb ⁠12 (Reuters) - Norway has agreed to ⁠contribute 4.2 billion Norwegian ‌crowns ($443.25 million) in military support to Ukraine while France has guaranteed for a ​loan of about 3 ⁠billion crowns, ⁠the Norwegian government said on Thursday.

The ⁠agreement ‌between France and Norway includes acquisition of ⁠a large of volume air-to-ground weapons ​and ‌capabilities that provide surveillance and situational ⁠awareness ​from the French defence industry, the Norwegian government said.

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