The European Union has approved a record 120 million euros ($137 million) in air defense support for Moldova. The aid package, funded by the European Peace Facility, aims to enhance Moldova's air defense capabilities and civilian protection.

The substantial aid package underscores the EU's commitment to bolstering Moldova's defense capabilities in the face of regional instability and Russian aggression, particularly following recent airspace incursions.
The European Union has approved a record 120 million euros ($137 million) in air defense support for Moldova, marking the largest such package ever. The decision by EU foreign ministers comes amid heightened security concerns following a Russian drone crash in Moldovan territory. The funds, drawn from the European Peace Facility, will finance a mid-range air defense system to bolster the Moldovan Armed Forces' capabilities and enhance civilian protection. This latest pledge brings the total EU support for Moldova via the EPF to 317 million euros ($362 million), positioning the country as the second-largest recipient after Ukraine.
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