NATO begins regular arms deliveries to Ukraine, with the Netherlands and Sweden contributing significantly to the military effort.
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NATO has begun coordinating arms supplies to Ukraine, starting with the Netherlands' announcement of €500 million worth of air defense equipment and military aid. Sweden, along with Denmark and Norway, will contribute $275 million for defense equipment. Two major deliveries are scheduled for this month, with most of the equipment being bought from the US, which has large stockpiles of military equipment.
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