Despite its small size, Estonia has been a major supporter of Ukraine since Russia’s full-scale war that commenced on the 24th of February 2022. In total, Estonia has provided an impressive 1.100% of its GDP to help Ukraine, making it the second biggest contributor in the world.
Humanitarian aid includes:
Medical supplies
Assistance with the displaced population
Machines and equipment for rescuers
Generators
Financial aid for the purchase of fuel
Basic necessities
Computers and tablets
Military aid includes:
Javelin anti-tank missile systems
Missiles for anti-tank missile systems
Howitzers
Anti-tank mines
Anti-tank grenade launchers
Mortars
Vehicles
Communication equipment
Medical supplies
Personal protective equipment
Dry food packages
Field hospitals
Demining equipment
Estonian instructors teach medical & sniper practices
The people of Estonia have been unwavering in their willingness to come to the aid of Ukraine in its time of need, despite the considerable costs incurred. As a result, Estonia stands as a shining example of what countries can do when faced with an international crisis.
