In July, Ukraine received medical humanitarian aid worth about UAH 67 million

Since the start of the full‑scale invasion, Ukraine has received over 18,700 tonnes of medical humanitarian aid through cooperation channels of the Ministry of Health with international partners and organizations to support the Ukrainian healthcare system.

In July alone, Ukraine received new batches of humanitarian aid totaling nearly UAH 67 million. The assistance came from partners in Norway, Georgia, Finland, and Switzerland.

The deliveries included four ambulances, medicines and diagnostic materials, as well as other equipment for healthcare facilities.

Part of the aid was provided by partner governments. In particular, the Government of Norway supplied four Mercedes‑Benz Sprinter ambulances worth over UAH 2 million.

The Government of Georgia delivered rabies immunoglobulin, used for post‑exposure prophylaxis after possible contact with an infected animal. The total value of this aid exceeded UAH 358,000.

The Government of Finland provided medical furniture and inventory for Ukrainian healthcare institutions.

Within the framework of the Global Fund’s program Sustainable Response to HIV and TB Epidemics in the Context of War and Reconstruction of Ukraine, Ukraine received sets of test systems for detecting tuberculosis infection, blood collection tubes, antibacterial and anti‑TB medicines. The program also supplied amphotericin B for treating severe fungal infections, as well as medicines for preventive treatment of tuberculosis infection in people living with HIV — including isoniazid and the combined drug isoniazid/rifapentine.

A separate batch of aid was provided by the Swiss company Abbott Products Operations AG: it delivered to Ukraine the medicine Physiotens, used for the treatment of arterial hypertension. The total value of this aid exceeds UAH 2.7 million.

Ukraine sincerely thanks the governments of partner countries, international and charitable organizations, business companies, and all partners who continue to support the Ukrainian healthcare system and help provide patients with necessary medical care.

It is worth mentioning that in June 2026, Ukraine received additional batches of medical humanitarian aid worth over UAH 34.2 million. The deliveries included medicines, diagnostic materials, medical devices, and equipment.