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Sweden to provide Ukraine with SEK 522 million in civilian aid

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Photo: Arild Vågen / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0, cropped

The Swedish government has decided to allocate SEK 522 million ($52.71 million) to Ukraine for a 2026 civilian support package. According to the Government Offices, the aid will provide electricity and heating for about 150,000 Ukrainians and will be channelled through international programmes and funds. Since February 2022, Sweden has allocated SEK 158 billion to Ukraine.

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