Norway has agreed to bear half of the responsibility of protecting the main transit hub for foreign military aid to Ukraine, according to Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

Norway has agreed to provide protection for a key transit hub for foreign military aid to Ukraine, located in Poland, stated Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, according to Bloomberg. As Tusk reported,

Norway plans to increase its support to Ukraine for 2025 to at least 35 billion Norwegian kroner ($3.2 billion), the government announced after a parliamentary meeting on Thursday. Of this amount, 22.

Initially, the Norwegian government planned to allocate NOK 15 billion ($1.36 billion) to Ukraine next year. However, the opposition deemed this amount insufficient. After discussions, the government and opposition agreed to double the support to NOK 35 billion ($3.

Norway's parliamentary parties have agreed to allocate 35 billion Norwegian kroner ($3.2 billion) in aid to Ukraine for 2025. This amount will be included in the budget, according to Vart Land. Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre held talks with parliamentary party leaders to discuss funding for Ukraine in 2025.