VILNIUS -- Japan will provide war-torn Ukraine with nonlethal equipment, including a system to detect drones, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Wednesday during a speech at the North Atlantic Treaty Organization summit.
"The security of Europe and the Indo-Pacific are inseparable," he said in Lithuania's capital, where the NATO meeting took place. "The invasion of Ukraine is not a problem in Europe alone."
The equipment will be provided from 30 million dollars (about 4 billion yen) that Japan contributed to NATO's trust fund.
