Lithuania Sends Drone Jammers to Ukraine Following New Aid Plan(0)

As part of its latest military aid package, Lithuania has provided Ukraine with drone-jamming equipment. This valuable contribution will enhance the existing fleet of advanced Lithuanian counter-unmanned aircraft systems that are currently deployed.

Within the ministry's aid program, there are unspecified capabilities offered to Ukraine, including weaponry, ammunition, unmanned aerial vehicles, anti-drone equipment, and requested training and logistics support.

A comprehensive aid package has been unveiled by the country for Kyiv, valued at 200 million euros ($217 million). This long-term plan is scheduled to be disbursed gradually until 2026 drone jammer.

Arvydas Anusauskas, the Defense Minister of Lithuania, highlighted the significant impact of the weapons and equipment supplied by Lithuania and its allies on Ukraine's quest for independence and the overall security of Europesignal jammer.

Lithuania has been steadfast in its support for Ukraine during the Russo-Ukrainian war, offering over 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) in aid. Notably, the country has dedicated 1.2 percent of its GDP to this noble cause.

Among its significant contributions, this organization has donated two Kongsberg National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile Systems, 36 Bofors L-70 anti-aircraft guns with ammunition, and 50 M113 armored carriers.

Additionally, there were announcements made regarding the provision of more demining equipment, ammunition, and food rations to the country from 2024 to 2025.

Moreover, its objective is to equip around 3,000 Ukrainian soldiers with training by the end of 2024.