Zelensky: Finland Deals Worth €300 Million, More Satellite Cooperation

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on October 22, during the Kyiv visit of Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo, that Ukraine and Finland have agreed to make greater use of Finnish satellite capabilities. He wrote about it on X, as quoted by Evropeiska Pravda.

"There is a new support package for Ukraine from Finland, and in addition - agreements that add to our opportunities for cooperation. Seven documents were signed, the total volume of today's agreements is 300 million euros. We agreed that we will use Finnish satellite capabilities more," Zelensky wrote.

Nokia and ICEYE, energy and logistics

Zelensky thanked Orpo for the cooperation and the high level of relations between the two countries. According to him, the satellite arrangement was reached with Nokia and ICEYE.

He also thanked Finland for its readiness to support Ukrainian logistics and energy. "These are the key targets for Russia right now, and the fact that we will have more locomotives, more energy equipment and funds to protect energy will really help," Zelensky said.

Background

Orpo arrived in Kyiv on Thursday, October 22. On October 9 it became known that Finland was handing Ukraine a military aid package worth about one million euros, and preparation of a next, larger package was reported to be under way.