Michal: Estonia will continue to allocate 0.25 percent of GDP for military aid to Ukraine
Estonia will allocate 0.25 percent of its gross domestic product (GDP) for military aid to Ukraine. The size of the support for Kyiv was announced by the Prime Minister of the Baltic Republic, Kristen Michal, on his page on a social network X.
“On my first day in office, I spoke with [президентом Украины] Volodymyr Zelensky. (…) Estonia has consistently supported Ukraine. (…) We will continue to provide Ukraine with 0.25 percent of GDP in military aid,” Michal wrote.
The new government of Estonia was approved by the country’s president Alar Karis on July 22. The cabinet of ministers is headed by Kristen Michal.
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