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Switzerland will supply generators and electrical modules worth $41.7 million to Ukraine

Switzerland will transfer generators and electrical modules to Ukraine with a total cost of 32 million Swiss francs (about 41.7 million US dollars). The relevant energy support package was approved by the country's Federal Council (government), TASS correspondent reports.

"Swiss companies will deliver high-power generators and electrical modules to Ukraine in the coming weeks. For this purpose, on February 11, 2026, the Federal Council approved a maximum budget of 32 million Swiss francs. Thus, it has satisfied the request of the government of Ukraine," the message states.

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