Which EU Country is Doing Most For Ukraine? (It's Not Germany)

Who's really supporting Ukraine in its fight for freedom? We've crunched the numbers, and the results might shock you. The EU and its Member States have pledged an astounding 144 billion euros, dwarfing the US's commitment. But it's not just about the total sum. We dive deep into the contributions of individual EU countries, revealing a landscape of generosity that defies economic size and population. Germany leads, but the spotlight shines brightly on smaller nations like Estonia, Latia and Poland, showcasing their outsized support relative to GDP. Yet, when politics enter the fray, the narrative shifts. Scholz' Germany hesitation on military aid and internal EU disagreements cast shadows over financial contributions. We're cutting through the noise to spotlight the true champions of support for Ukraine.

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[donegle]

Denmark’s contribution is impressive. They aren’t bordered by Russia yet are up there with the same high GDP contribution as the Eastern European Countries.

[C-km]

As an austrian I no longer remember when I was proud of my country. We are the fucks who dont even want to use frozen russian accounts for ukrain reemburstment

[uffe.damgaard.pedersen]

I have huge respect for the Baltics. They warned about Russia for many years - and were right. They were the first to aid Ukraine.
Greetings and respect from Denmark 🇩🇰🇺🇦

[finncarlbomholtsrensen]

As a Dane, we don't like when the small ones are being bullied by huge idiots!

[imagn]

As ukrainian, i`m wery grateful for your support. You are the ones who save the lives of millions, my country, my relatives and me in particular. I hope one day we will join a great european family. Thanks again.

[Lila-vkni]

Thank you all❤. It's very heartwarming to see how many of you are there supporting Ukraine. Only together we can defeat the evil

[Hard.Determinism]

I'm from Germany and i fckn LOVE Denmark.
They are the best in every aspect. One of the most liberal countries in the EU. Happiest/most chilled people.
Least rate of Putin lovers and conspiracy theorists. Great democrats.

[RuslanKvitnevyi]

Ukrainian here, thank you for all your support wherever you're from

[vaclavtomes]

Never been more proud to be Czech, Sláva Ukrajině 🇨🇿🤝🇺🇦

[slowbunny]

As Ukrainian I can’t stress enough how much I am grateful for all the support.
For us it’s not a competition and places, it is lives which been saved and if your country helped save at least 1 life it is whole world to someone.
People have their own battles, struggles and challenges in their countries, but still helping Ukraine.
You all are champions to me.
I think we should criticize less and praise more.
Except for Hungary of course.

[amonx]

In the last few years i fell in love with Estonia. Chad country. Greetings from Czech republic.

[iam.damian]

I am proud to be a Czech citizen and Danish resident.

[Free_Russia_in_the_EU]

I'm Russian and I totally against this stupid war and Putin's regime 🇷🇺💖🇺🇦🇪🇺

[bleflar]

Congratulations to Estonia from Poland for yet another Estonian W. I was kinda hoping for Poland to have the number 1 spot after refugees were taken into account but i guess Estonians just stay winning.

[EZG]

I wish our country did more for Ukraine, as a Romanian. I don't get how a small country such as Estonia did so much with thier limited means compared to others with bigger economies. and we, as neighbors, are barely moving a finger. Bulgaria did more than us even though they don't share a border with Ukraine. Bravo Estonia for being a leader!

[canarias]

Mediterranean countries think that this does not concern them.
They are wrong.

[stephendowds]

As an Irish man, I am ashamed and disgusted. You can always depend on Irish leaders to go to international events and say all the right things but then do fuck all.

[vaclavnovacek]

While I agree that France should increase its military aid for ukraine given its GDP and military industry I would not be so quick to judge Marcron for saying that sending troops to Ukraine is something that cant be ruled out. This is something called strategic ambiguity. If you refuse to state what your potential response or strategy is going to be and say that nothing is ruled out, your opponent now has to consider every scenario and step more carefully. If you publickly announce what you are going or not going to do you are providing your enemy information he can use to form a strategy. This can be sometimes useful and sometimes dangerous. But Europe looking soft is in large part what encouridged Putin to pull this **** in the first place.

[joaovitormatos]

Estonia helps Ukraine because they are Ukraine. A country occupied by the USSR, with a large Russian minority near the border, have decomunization called "nazism" by the Russians... The only thing that stopped Estonia from being Ukraine is NATO membership

[vladius]

Estonia, Denmark and the rest of those who help us don't be razed to the ground, you are magnificent friends!