Ireland is allocating Ukraine a new package of bilateral support worth €125 million for 2026.

As Report informs, citing the Irish government’s website, this was announced today by Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Helen McEntee.

According to the information, this support includes €100 million for the supply of priority non-lethal military equipment to Ukraine, as well as €25 million to support the restoration and protection of critical infrastructure, especially energy infrastructure, ahead of winter.

It should be noted that the Irish Prime Minister arrived in Kyiv on a visit this morning.

Ireland is among the European countries that have taken in a large number of Ukrainian refugees. Since February 2022, Dublin has also allocated more than €550 million in aid to Kyiv.