Ireland has provided Ukraine with a new aid package: 34 vehicles and €100 million.

According to inkorr.com: Two columns of equipment and supplies for the Ukrainian military have arrived in Poland. According to the Irish government, 34 vehicles have been delivered to the international donor coordination center in Rzeszów. Among them are three medical Mercedes Ambulance, 16 Ford Ranger pickup trucks, five Scania 8x8 DROPS trucks, and ten Ford Transit minibuses.

Irish Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence Simon Harris emphasized: 'This transfer is a testament to unwavering support for Ukraine. It is crucial that we continue to stand firm in the face of Russian aggression and support Ukraine in every possible way.'

Ireland has also provided Ukraine with Reacher demining equipment as part of the activities of the Coalition for Demining. In addition, the country has announced a new aid package of €100 million, which will be used for military support, humanitarian programs, and reconstruction.

Support for Refugees from Ukraine in Ireland

Larisa Gerasko, Ukraine's ambassador to Ireland, reported that last year Ireland spent around two billion euros to support Ukrainian refugees. The Irish government has reduced housing assistance for Ukrainians from 800 to 600 euros per month, but continues to provide support through other programs.

The Irish government has provided significant support to Ukraine, including technical means for the Armed Forces and financial assistance. The Ukrainian ambassador also highlighted the considerable expenses incurred by Ireland for maintaining Ukrainian refugees, despite the reduction in some forms of assistance.

These latest shipments of equipment confirm the ongoing support that Ireland provides to Ukraine in the context of military aggression. The country remains an important partner, actively helping in both military and humanitarian matters. This demonstrates the determination and solidarity of the international community in Ukraine's fight for independence.