Ukraine has received over €3.3 million in aid from partners in the IT coalition.

Ukraine has received over 3.3 million euros in aid from Estonia, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg.

This was reported on Facebook by Rustem Umerov, the head of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense.

The assistance from allies includes:

• 1026 job positions for the "Oberih" registry – laptops, printers, webcams, barcode scanners;
• 1000 laptops for various information and communication systems in the Armed Forces of Ukraine;
• equipment for the Armed Forces of Ukraine's data processing center;
• 20,000 two-factor authentication keys for users of the DELTA combat system;
• 3520 tablets for tactical use in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Umerov noted that this aid is part of the IT Coalition program. The support enables Ukrainian soldiers to utilize modern digital technologies for effective troop management, coordination of actions, and enhancement of data security.

Let us remind you that the IT Coalition is a special group of countries within the framework of the "Ramstein" contact group on Ukraine's defense, led by Estonia and Luxembourg. The coalition aims to establish a secure and reliable IT infrastructure for the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense and the Defense Forces of Ukraine.

Background. Previously, Mind reported that within the IT Coalition, Latvia transferred communication equipment worth approximately 100,000 euros to Ukraine, which is intended to provide brigades with tactical-level communication.