US EditionEU formally approves $105B loan to Ukraine
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EU formally approves $105B loan to Ukraine
The European Union (EU) finalized a $105 billion financial lifeline for Ukraine. The support package — funded by joint EU borrowing — is designed to sustain both frontline military operations and government services through the next two years of the conflict.
Professor Mirosław Piotrowski believes that a large part of the money that the European Union will "lend" to Ukraine to wage the war will be embezzled.
What caused the EU Ukraine loan approval?
EU approves major Ukraine loan package after Hungary lifts veto The European Union approved a two year, €90 billion ($106 billion) loan package to support Ukraine’s economy and military needs after Hungary lifted its veto. The approval clears a major financing hurdle for Brussels and underscores…
The EU finally approved a loan of 90,000 million euros ($105 billion) for Ukraine, which was blocked for months by Hungary’s veto and which Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski held this Thursday with the leaders of the bloc at a European summit in Cyprus. Europeans also approved a new sanctions package [...] The post EU approves a $105 billion loan to Ukraine appeared first on El Salvador’s Cronio Digital Diario.
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