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Spain has pledged to provide Ukraine with €1 billion in military aid this year. This comes after Spanish prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, and Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, met in Madrid on Monday to sign a decade-long defence and security deal.
The precise details of the agreement have not been made public, but Spain said its assistance would “allow Ukraine to prioritise its capacities, including its air defences”.
<a href="https://www.theguardian.com/world/article/2024/may/27/spain-to-give-ukraine-1bn-in-military-aid-in-decade-long-defence-deal">The Guardian</a> reported that the bilateral deal was agreed upon two days after a Russian strike in the north-eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv killed 18 people, and as EU leaders grow increasingly exasperated with Hungary’s efforts to block aid to Ukraine.
Speaking at a press conference after the signing of the “enormously important” deal, Sánchez said:
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[This deal] will allow Ukraine to boost its capabilities, including its essential air defence systems to protect its civilians, cities and infrastructure, which are still suffering indiscriminate attacks as seen this weekend in Kharkiv.
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He said Spain had already pledged to supply Patriot missiles and said it would also send “another batch of Leopard tanks and above all ammunition”.
The Patriot is a surface-to-air missile (SAM) system developed to intercept high-flying aircraft and later modified to address the threat of tactical ballistic missiles.
The Spanish government said the agreement would also include other areas, such as intelligence, training, de-mining, reconstruction and humanitarian assistance.
Zelenskiy said he had briefed Sánchez on the situation on the frontline and was grateful to Spain for its “tangible and truly life-saving support”.
He, however, said Ukraine still urgently needed another seven US-made Patriot air defence systems to stop Russia from hitting the power grid and civilian areas.
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Spain defeated the England Lionesses with a 1-0 scoreline to emerge as the champions of the 2023 Women’s FIFA World Cup. This victory solidifies Spain’s position as the fifth team in history to win the prestigious tournament, following the successes of USA (4), Germany (2), Norway (1), and Japan (1). Remarkably, prior to this tournament, Spain had only won a single match in the history of the FIFA Women’s World Cup.
The England team, led by coach Sarina Wiegman, faced disappointment as they finished as the runners-up for the second time in a FIFA Women’s World Cup. Wiegman, who previously guided the Netherlands to the final in 2019 where they were defeated by the USA, became the first coach to achieve this feat.
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<li>Spain’s victory solidifies their position as the fifth team to win the Women’s FIFA World Cup, joining USA (4), Germany (2), Norway (1), and Japan (1).</li>
<li>Prior to this tournament, Spain had only won one match in the history of the Women’s World Cup.</li>
<li>England, led by coach Sarina Wiegman, finished as runners-up for the second time in a Women’s World Cup.</li>
<li>Wiegman is the first coach to achieve this feat after guiding the Netherlands to the final in 2019.</li>
<li>Olga Carmona of Spain became the seventh player in Women’s World Cup history to score in both the semi-final and final matches of a single edition.</li>
<li>Carli Lloyd of the USA achieved this previously in 2015.</li>
<li>Carmona, aged 23 years and 69 days, also became the fourth-youngest player to score in a World Cup final.</li>
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Spain’s Olga Carmona achieved individual milestones during the tournament. She became the seventh player in the history of the FIFA Women’s World Cup to score in both the semi-final and final matches of a single edition. The previous player to accomplish this was Carli Lloyd for the USA in 2015. Carmona, at the age of 23 years and 69 days, also became the fourth-youngest player to score in a World Cup final.
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