Estonia is providing Ukraine with further military aid for its fight against invading Russian forces, including small arms and ammunition. "We must support Ukraine in their fight against the continuing Russian aggression," Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur said. "The Russian Federation cannot gain anything from this aggression. Therefore, all who support Ukraine must both speed up the provision of military aid as well as increase the capacity of their defense industry." Pevkur said Estonia had already provided Ukraine with military aid worth more than 400 million euros ($441 million), or more than 1 percent of the Baltic country's GDP.
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