Winter preparations: Estonia allocates over €300,000 to Ukraine

Estonia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has said the country has allocated more than €300,000 to help Ukraine prepare for winter amid the war.

Estonia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs stressed that the country continues to support Ukraine as it prepares for another difficult wartime winter, allocating €340,000 for this purpose.

The assistance will be provided through partner NGOs. Estonia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the main focus will be on frontline areas, where needs are most acute, as well as support for families, displaced people and Ukrainian emergency workers.

The European Union has contributed an additional €30 million to the Ukraine Energy Support Fund.

In late June, the Swedish government approved a new aid package for Ukraine worth about €140 million for 2026 to support the energy sector ahead of winter.