Lithuania sends heavy mortars to Ukraine

Lithuania has sent heavy mortars worth tens of millions of euros to Ukraine, Defence Minister Arvydas Anušauskas has said.

“We’ve transferred heavy mortars to Ukraine as aid,” Anušauskas told BNS. “I won’t give the number, but we’ve transferred quite a few of them.”

According to the minister, Lithuania has already sent to Ukraine not only Stinger missile systems but also other anti-tank and anti-aircraft weapons, ammunition, grenades, machine guns, submachine guns, communications equipment, etc.

“It is difficult to list everything. A month ago, I counted 35 various types [of military aid items],” he said.

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