Sweden announced its 21st military aid package for Ukraine, with total investment approaching US$1.4 billion.
According to the Swedish Ministry of Defense, the resources will mainly focus on strengthening air defense and advancing Ukrainian offensive capabilities amid the ongoing conflict.
One of the main aspects of the package is the expansion of a joint project for the production of long-range Ukrainian drones, which will receive around US$618 million. In addition, the plan includes funding for two programs aimed at providing unmanned surface vehicles, expanding Ukraine’s role in maritime operations.
Another significant portion, estimated at US$330.4 million, will be allocated to the acquisition of grenade launchers, long-range artillery ammunition, 120 mm mines and spare parts. The package also provides for the purchase of 40 mm projectiles for air defense systems, strengthening protection against aerial threats.
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In cooperation with Denmark, Sweden will also participate in the joint purchase of Tridon Mk2 anti-aircraft systems, in an investment of around US$266 million. The division of resources between the two countries will make it possible to fully equip an anti-aircraft division, expanding Ukraine’s defensive capacity.
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🇸🇪🇺🇦 Sweden will alocate 1,2 billion € to Ukraine as part of its 21st aid package.
The package includes:
– 524 million € for long-range one-way attack munitions
– 400 million € for Air Defence Capabilities
– 280 million € for 120mm mortar shells, long-range (BB) 155mm… pic.twitter.com/qDFZkeHU2d— Jeff2146🇧🇪 (@Jeff21461) February 19, 2026
❗️🇸🇪Today, Sweden announced its 21st military aid package to 🇺🇦Ukraine worth 12.9 billion SEK (≈ €1.2 billion).
In particular:
≈ €400 million — for the procurement and transfer of Tridon Mk2 air defense systems,
≈ €524 million — for the production in Ukraine of… pic.twitter.com/B7phrgWyik— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) February 19, 2026
