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EU countries seal €5-billion deal on military aid to Ukraine after weeks of disagreements

  • The EU has committed €6.1 billion for arms aid to Ukraine, with the US facing a Congressional deadlock over $60 billion in aid.
  • EU member states signed off on a €50 billion non-military aid package for Ukraine's economy through 2027.
  • The EU has agreed 'in principle' to support arms supplies to Kyiv in 2024 after months of delay and discussions among member states.
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EU countries want to provide more money for arms deliveries to Ukraine. Germany succeeded in demanding that bilateral military aid be included.

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After months of negotiations, EU leaders agree on an additional 5 billion euros of support for Ukraine. The money goes into an existing special fund that falls outside the European Union budget. Member states receive money from this pot in exchange for supplies of ammunition and equipment to Ukraine. Kyiv reacted with relief to the news. The Ukrainian army is sorely short of ammunition and weapons. The Russian army is steadily gaining ground. Wi…

·Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Los países de la Unión Europea llegaron este miércoles a un acuerdo político para impulsar un fondo específico de apoyo militar a Ucrania dotado con 5.000 millones de euros para este año.Los embajadores de los Veintisiete llegaron a un acuerdo de principio para reformar el Fondo Europeo de Apoyo a la Paz (FEAP), a través del que han estado cofinanciando la entrega de equipos letales y no letales a Ucrania desde el inicio de la invasión rusa y qu…

·Spain
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The EU countries have agreed to increase the defense fund for Ukraine by 5 billion euros. Weapons purchases outside of Europe should be facilitated. The US also promises a new aid package.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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EU agrees $5.5bn boost for military aid to Ukraine

The move provides a welcome boost for Kyiv as US support wavers and its outgunned forces struggle to hold back Russia.

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The Hungarian government had previously claimed that it had been granted an exemption, according to several papers, French and German concerns had to be addressed in the target line.

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Aftenposten broke the news in Oslo, Norway on Tuesday, March 12, 2024.
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