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Sweden allocates €45 million, Denmark pledges €6 million for Ukraine's energy infrastructure repairs

Okhtyrka thermal power plant after an airstrike (Photo by the Office of the President of Ukraine via Ukraine Media Center)

Sweden has contributed €45 million to the Ukraine Energy Support Fund, which provides funding for repairs of Ukraine's critical energy infrastructure damaged by Russian attacks.

The funding will be used for the acquisition of gas turbines for electricity and heat production.

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