According to the minister, Lithuania has already provided 153 million euros in aid to Ukraine this year. Lithuania also plans to contribute 10 million euros to the production of the Palanytsia rocket drone system in Ukraine and to supply radars, mine-clearing equipment, and short-range air defence systems.
“We are looking for short-range air defence systems on the market that can be purchased and transferred, so we do not need to use our own resources,” Kasčiūnas said.
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Source: LRT News
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