Ukraine wants to scale up project with Iceland on prosthetics for wounded Ukrainian soldiers – Sybiha

By Interfax Ukraine on January 7, 2025 Ukraine News

In 2025, Ukraine seeks to scale up the project with Iceland on prosthetics for wounded soldiers, and also offers the Icelandic side to increase investments in Ukrainian weapons production, said Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha.

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