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Latvia to donate computers and vehicles to Ukraine
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Latvia to donate computers and vehicles to Ukraine

From Delfi Latvia · () Latvian

Translated from Latvian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

At a glance

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  • Latvia is donating 39 "Tempest" computers and 40 monitors to Ukraine.
  • The equipment, purchased between 2016-2018, is no longer needed by the Internal Security Bureau (IDB) as new ones have been acquired.
  • Additionally, 21 state-owned vehicles valued at approximately 49,000 euros will be sent to Ukraine.

Latvia is providing further support to Ukraine by donating used computer equipment and vehicles. The Internal Security Bureau (IDB) has decided to transfer 39 "Tempest" computers and 40 monitors to Ukraine, responding to a request from the S.P. Koroฤผova Zhytomyr Military Institute of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense.

This equipment was originally purchased between 2016 and 2018. The IDB no longer requires these specific computers and monitors because they have acquired newer replacements to ensure the continued functionality of their operations. The donation is part of Latvia's ongoing efforts to assist Ukraine amidst its ongoing conflict.

In addition to the computer hardware, Latvia will also send 21 state-owned vehicles to Ukraine. The estimated total value of these vehicles is 49,000 euros. The transfer of these vehicles will be facilitated by the non-governmental organizations "Agendum," "Entrepreneurs for Peace," and "Your Friends."

The donated vehicles are intended for various Ukrainian military and governmental units. These include units of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense, units of the National Guard of Ukraine, the Military Administration of Priluki district in Chernihiv Oblast, the Military Administration of Novovorontsovka in Kherson Oblast, the Sokilnyky outpatient clinic, and the Chernihiv City Council.

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Originally published by Delfi Latvia in Latvian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.