Wallace told reporters after hosting over 35 international partners at the second International Defense Donor Conference for Ukraine (IDDCU): "There'll be more lethal aid going into Ukraine as a result of today. A number of countries have come forward either with new ideas or indeed more pledges of money."
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The aid will include the provision of air and coastal defense systems, longer-range artillery and counter battery capabilities, armoured vehicles as well as wider training and logistical support.
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“Today’s donor conference demonstrates the international community’s determination to support Ukraine in the face of President Putin’s illegal and unprovoked invasion by Russian forces,” Wallace said in a later statement.
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“We are increasing our coordination to step up that military support and ensure the Armed Forces of Ukraine grow stronger as they continue to repel Russian forces.”
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