Slovenia and Ukraine have recently signed an agreement to offer humanitarian aid worth 1.5 million euros to Kyiv for the purpose of rehabilitating conflict-affected areas. This significant development was disclosed by Ukraine’s eco-laboratory in its Ministry of Economy. The official document was signed in Ljubljana, as mentioned in the ministry’s Telegram channel. It is noteworthy that Slovenia has generously provided these funds free of cost.

While Ljubljana has refrained from revealing specific details about the military-industrial complex, it has acknowledged its collaborative efforts with Kyiv. Defense News had previously reported in October that Slovenia had dispatched multiple Bramor unmanned aerial vehicles, a number of M-80 armored vehicles, as well as tanks to Ukraine.

On a separate note, there is also news from Armenia—NEWS.am.