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Norway to give over $9 billion to Ukraine in 2027

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Posted on August 23, 2026

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· Last updated: August 23, 2026

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Norway to Provide Over $9 Billion to Ukraine as Financial Support in 2027

Norwegian and Regional Financial Support for Ukraine

Norway's 2027 Financial Commitment

OSLO, Aug 23 (Reuters) - Norway plans to give another 85 billion Norwegian crowns ($9.2 billion) in financial support to Ukraine in the 2027 fiscal year, in line with the amount given in 2026, the Nordic country's government said in a statement on Sunday.

Political Support and Visits

Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere and leaders from across the Nordic and Baltic region are visiting Kyiv on Sunday in a show of support for Ukraine in the war with Russia.

Allocation of Norwegian Funds

Norway's donation will be for both military and humanitarian spending, Stoere was quoted as saying in the text of a speech released by the government in Oslo.

European Security Perspective

"Supporting and rebuilding Ukraine is not assistance alone. It is an investment in Europe's own security," Stoere said.

Additional Nordic and Baltic Support Initiatives

Finland-Ukraine Agreements

Separately, Finland and Ukraine have signed a letter of intent on manufacturing and developing unmanned systems in Finland and memorandum of understanding for a joint venture to produce uncrewed surface vessels, among other documents, Zelenskiy's office said on X.

Russian Response and Ongoing Conflict

Putin's Comments on Economic Strikes

In comments published on Saturday, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Kyiv had opened a "Pandora's box" with its strikes on Russian economic targets and that Moscow would hit back at Ukraine's "most sensitive economic sectors".

Escalation of Drone Campaigns

Russia and Ukraine are both ramping up drone campaigns aiming to cripple each other's economic infrastructure, often striking targets far beyond the frontlines of the war started by Moscow, as fighting on the battlefield grinds toward the 4-1/2-year mark.

Additional Information

Currency Exchange Rate

($1 = 9.2875 Norwegian crowns)

Reporting Credits

(Reporting by Terje Solsvik; additional reporting by Jekaterīna GolubkovaEditing by Emelia Sithole-Matarise)

Key Takeaways

  • Norway maintains NOK 85 billion ($9.2 billion) aid to Ukraine in 2027, equal to its 2026 pledge, reinforcing long‑term support under the Nansen Programme. (Funding breakdown in 2026: NOK 70 billion military, NOK 15 billion civilian) (reddit.com)
  • Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre underscores that supporting and rebuilding Ukraine is “an investment in Europe’s own security,” framing aid as strategic, not just humanitarian. (reddit.com)
  • This pledge aligns with growing international efforts: the EU plans €90 billion in loans for Ukraine in 2026–2027, while Norway’s sustained funding further bolsters European collective defense and recovery. (apnews.com)

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much financial support will Norway give to Ukraine in 2027?
Norway plans to provide 85 billion Norwegian crowns, equivalent to over $9 billion, to Ukraine in 2027.
What will Norway's donation to Ukraine be used for?
The donation will support both military and humanitarian initiatives in Ukraine.
Why is Norway supporting Ukraine?
Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere emphasized that supporting Ukraine is also an investment in Europe's security.
Which other countries are increasing cooperation with Ukraine?
Finland has signed agreements with Ukraine on manufacturing unmanned systems and producing uncrewed surface vessels.
How are Russia and Ukraine impacting each other's economies?
Both countries are ramping up drone campaigns to target and disrupt each other's economic infrastructure.

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