Britain sends Ukraine second part of $3 billion war loan

Britain sends Ukraine second part of $3 billion war loan

Britain sent Ukraine 752 million pounds ($990 million) to buy air defences and artillery on Monday, part of a broader $50 billion international loan programme backed by frozen Russian assets, Britain's government said.

UK pays second part of £2 billion loan to Ukraine amid ‘critical moment’

The defence secretary said the first £752 million payment will help to buy air defence, artillery and parts to get Ukraine ‘back into the fight’ ...

UK transfers almost $1 billion to Ukraine under G7 loan covered by Russian assets

The U.K. transferred 752 million pounds ($990 million) to Ukraine on April 14 under a G7 loan covered by Russian assets to buy air defense and artillery, the British government announced.The U.K. has pledged to lend Ukraine 2.26 billion pounds ($2.9 billion) in three equal installments as part of the G7's Extraordinary Revenue Acceleration scheme, worth $50 billion in total.This installment is the second one. Ukraine received the first part of t…

The UK has supported Ukraine for all three years since the start of the full-scale Russian invasion, but until now it has remained hidden how much London is involved in the conflict. This is stated in The Times under the heading “The Untold Story of the Crucial Role of British Military Leaders in Ukraine”.

On Monday, April 14, the British government transferred 752 million pounds ($990 million) to Ukraine under the Group of Seven (G7) credit support mechanism. The funds were provided at the expense of frozen assets of the Russian Federation.

On Monday (April 14), the British government said it had provided Ukraine with 752 million pounds (about 990 million U.S. dollars) to purchase key military equipment, including the much-needed air-defense system. This is part of the G7's commitment to use frozen Russian assets to support a $50 billion international loan plan.