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Germany supplies Ukraine with air defence radar, bridge layer tanks and military equipment
European Pravda
Thursday, 29 June 2023, 23:06
https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2023/06/29/7409189/

On 29 June, Germany reported about another military aid package, sent to Ukraine, which includes an air surveillance radar station TRML-4D.

SOURCE: European Pravda with reference to the website of German government
In addition to the TRML-4D, Ukraine received three Biber bridge layer tanks, a portable demining system, two border guard vehicles and 16 Zetros off-road trucks.

Ukraine received the first air surveillance radars TRML-4D from Germany in May.
TRML-4D uses an advanced radar technology AESA, able to detect, track and classify different types of air targets, concentrating on small, high-speed, low-flying and/or manoeuvring cruise missiles and aircrafts, as well as helicopters that hover in the air.

The system allows quick detection and tracking of nearly 1500 targets in the radius of up to 250 km.
Last week Germany supplied Ukraine with a new batch of military assistance, which included high-precision guided projectiles.

2. Norway allocates another 190 million dollars for reconstruction of Ukraine
29.06.23 17:53
https://censor.net/en/n3427860

Norway made a grant contribution of 190 million dollars to the Trust Fund for Support, Reconstruction, Reconstruction and Reform of Ukraine.

This was reported by the press service of the World Bank, Censor.NET reports.

“The Government of Norway has made a grant contribution to the World Bank’s Ukraine Support, Recovery, Reconstruction and Reform Trust Fund (URTF) in the amount of NOK 2 billion (USD 190 million) to support the capacity of the Government of Ukraine to provide services, including investments in the repair of destroyed infrastructure “, the message says.

It is noted that this is the second tranche provided by Norway to the URTF, following a grant contribution of USD 100 million, for which an agreement was signed in December 2022.

“Ukraine is in urgent need of funding. The current assistance will support the maintenance of critical infrastructure and the day-to-day provision of essential public services. Our assistance through the World Bank is also a contribution to the process of reforms needed to promote economic growth, as well as post-war reconstruction and European integration. This contribution is part of Norway’s five-year support package for Ukraine, it is a sign of our long-term support for Ukraine,” said the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Norway, Anniken Huytfeldt.