UK prime minister announces £100 million military aid to Ukraine from Scotland, Wales

Two subjects of the United Kingdom - Scotland and Wales - have decided to allocate military assistance to Ukraine for a total of £100 million.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson wrote about this in his Twitter posts, according to Caliber.Az.

"I've just spoken to Nicola Sturgeon [First Minister of Scotland,] to herald the success of UK collaboration supporting Ukraine. I thanked the Scottish Government’s £65 million contributions in upping UK’s military aid to Ukraine to £2.3 billion and efforts to help house 6,000 Ukrainian refugees," he wrote.

I've just spoken to @NicolaSturgeon to herald the success of UK collaboration supporting Ukraine.

I thanked the @ScotGov’s £65 million contribution in upping UK’s military aid to Ukraine to £2.3 billion & efforts to help house 6,000 Ukrainian refugees.

Thank you, Scotland.

— Boris Johnson (@BorisJohnson) July 4, 2022

"The Welsh Government has contributed £35 million to our military support for Ukraine, and Welsh families have taken in 3,000 refugees," Johnson said in another tweet. 

The @WelshGovernment has contributed £35m to our military support for Ukraine, and Welsh families have taken in 3,000 refugees.

Good to talk to @PrifWeinidog just now about how we can continue to work together against Russian aggression.

Diolch, Wales.

— Boris Johnson (@BorisJohnson) July 4, 2022